Skip to content
VitaCyte

VitaCyte

Unraveling Cell Isolation

  • Products
  • Resources
    • Applied Use
      • Human Islet Overview
      • Rodent Islet Overview
      • Human Adipose Overview
      • Rodent Hepatocyte Overview
      • Other Cells Overview
    • Our Approach
      • Manufacturing Excellence
      • Quality Assurance
      • Regulatory & Source Materials
    • Contributions
    • Product Documentation
    • Publications & Presentations
    • Blogs/News
  • About Us
    • Contact Us
0

  • Home
  • News
  • Jin SM, Shin, JS et al. (2011)

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.

Post navigation

Successful Isolation and Transplantation of Nonhuman Primate Islets Using a Novel Purified Enzyme Blend
Green ML, et al. (2010) – Midwest Islet Club

Recent Posts

  • VitaCyte to exhibit at the 9th EPITA Symposium/38th AIDPIT Workshop
  • Evolution of enzyme requirements for human islet isolation, link to a recent review
  • Thermolysin & human islet isolation: Truth vs. Fiction
  • New insights for using purified enzymes in human islet isolation
  • Variability in islet yields may be due to the molecular form of class 1 collagenase
  • Learning from lot qualification
  • Simple approach to optimize collagenase enzyme mixtures to improve cell recovery
Copyright © 2016 by VitaCyte, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

Secondary Menu

  • About Us    
  • Regulatory Position & Privacy Statement