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Jin SM, Shin, JS et al. (2011)

denise January 4, 2017 No comments

Jin SM, Shin JS, Kim KS, Gong CH, Park SK, Kim JS, et al. Islet isolation from adult designated pathogen-free pigs: use of the newer bovine nervous tissue-free enzymes and a revised donor selection strategy would improve the islet graft function. Xenotransplantation. 2011;18(6):369-79.

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