Engineering pancreatic islets

Engineering pancreatic islets
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DOI:
10.1007/s004240000251
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发表时间:
2000-05
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Pflügers Archiv
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B. Soria;E. Andreu;G. Berná;E. Fuentes;A. Gil;T. León‐Quinto;F. Martín;E. Montanya;A. Nadal;J. Reig;C. Ripoll;E. Roche;J. Sánchez-Andrés;J. Segura
B. Soria;E. Andreu;G. Berná;E. Fuentes;A. Gil;T. León‐Quinto;F. Martín;E. Montanya;A. Nadal;J. Reig;C. Ripoll;E. Roche;J. Sánchez-Andrés;J. Segura
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B. Soria;E. Andreu;G. Berná;E. Fuentes;A. Gil;T. León‐Quinto;F. Martín;E. Montanya;A. Nadal;J. Reig;C. Ripoll;E. Roche;J. Sánchez-Andrés;J. Segura

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