Detection of enterovirus in the islet cells of patients with type 1 diabetes: what do we learn from immunohistochemistry? Reply to Hansson SF, Korsgren S, Pontén F et al [letter]
Sarah J. Richardson(University of Exeter), Noel G. Morgan(University of Exeter), Adrian J. Bone(University of Brighton), Pia Leete(University of Exeter), Alan K. Foulis(University of Glasgow), Katharina Lind(Karolinska Institutet), Therese Rosenling(Uppsala University), Alberto Pugliese(University of Miami), Shalinee Dhayal(University of Exeter), Maarit Oikarinen(Tampere University), Didier Hober(Université de Lille), Mark A. Russell(University of Exeter), Emma Svedin(Karolinska University Hospital), Malin Flodström‐Tullberg(Karolinska University Hospital), Nora M. Chapman(University of Nebraska Medical Center), Jutta E. Laiho(Tampere University), Gun Frisk(Uppsala University), Heikki Hyöty(Tampere University of Applied Sciences)
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