The Transgenic Expression of Human CD39 on Murine Islets Inhibits Clotting of Human Blood
Karen M. Dwyer(The Royal Melbourne Hospital), Anthony J. F. d Apice(St Vincent's Hospital), Sandra Crikis(St Vincent's Hospital), Tharun B. Mysore(St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne), Peter J. Cowan(St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne), Simon C. Robson(Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center), Harshal Nandurkar(St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne)
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