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Heat-exposed pig islets are protected from inflammatory mediators but express proapoptotic proteins.
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Main Authors:
Brandhorst, D
,
Brandhorst, H
,
Kumarasamy, V
,
Maataoui, A
,
Brendel, MD
,
Bretzel, R
Format:
Journal article
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English
Published:
2003
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