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A. Lukinius, J.L.E. Ericsson, Lars Grimelius, O. Korsgren (1992)
Ultrastructural studies of the ontogeny of fetal human and porcine endocrine pancreas, with special reference to colocalization of the four major islet hormones.Developmental biology, 153 2
O. Korsgren, S. Sandler, A. Landström, L. Jansson, A. Andersson (1988)
LARGE‐SCALE PRODUCTION OF FETAL PORCINE PANCREATIC ISLETLIKE CELL CLUSTERS: An Experimental Tool for Studies of Islet Cell Differentiation and XenotransplantationTransplantation, 45
(1991)
Fetal porcine pancreatic islet tissue islet-like cell clusters after transplantation into nude mice
Normal pancreatic islets
N. London, P. Bell (1995)
Transplantation of porcine fetal pancreas to diabetic patientsThe Lancet, 345
(1991)
Functional and morphological differentiation of fetal porcine
Korsgren Korsgren, Jansson Jansson, Eizirik Eizirik, Anderson Anderson (1991)
Functional and morphological differentiation of fetal porcine islet‐like cell clusters after transplantation into nude miceDiabetologia, 34
(1988)
Large - scale production of fetal porcine pancreatic islet - like cell clusters : An experimental tool for studies of islet cell differentiation and
Kjell Hultenby, F. Reinholt, Åke Oldberg, Dick Heinegård (1991)
Ultrastructural immunolocalization of osteopontin in metaphyseal and cortical bone.Matrix, 11 3
Abstract: Porcine fetal endocrine pancreatic tissue was placed under the kidney capsule in a diabetic renal transplant patient. In a core‐needle kidney biopsy specimen obtained 3 weeks after transplantation, clusters of epithelial cells were identified in the subcapsular space. The ultrastructural and immunocytochemical features of these cells were typical of pancreatic islet cells. Some cells stained positively for insulin; others stained positively for glucagon, somatostatin or chromagranin A. There were well‐defined cytoplastic storage and transport granulae that indicated hormone synthesis. The ultrastructural findings provide further evidence that porcine cells can survive after transplantation to humans.
Xenotransplantation – Wiley
Published: Aug 1, 1998
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