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In article number 1801694, Junfeng Zhang, Chunming Wang, Lei Dong, and co‐workers biochemically remodel one of the two testicles of a mouse into a site that can protect xenogeneic islet… Click to show full abstract
In article number 1801694, Junfeng Zhang, Chunming Wang, Lei Dong, and co‐workers biochemically remodel one of the two testicles of a mouse into a site that can protect xenogeneic islet cells from immune rejection. The transplants, both of primary origin and from a cancer source, can grow and function like a normal islet in the new host body, thus compensating for the glucose‐control function of the incapable pancreas.
Keywords:
growing trans;
islet;
trans species;
transplantation growing;
islet transplantation;
species islets
Journal Title: Advanced Science
Year Published: 2019
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Journal Title: Advanced Science
Year Published: 2019
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