Tolerance induction and reversal of diabetes in mice transplanted with human embryonic stem cell-derived pancreatic endoderm.
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G. Szot | J. Bluestone | E. Brandon | K. Kadoya | M. Yadav | E. Baetge | Evert J. Kroon | Hélène Bour-Jordan | J. Lang | Justin Kerr | Evert J Kroon | Jiena Lang
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