Long-Term Metabolic and Immunological Follow-Up of Nonimmunosuppressed Patients With Type 1 Diabetes Treated With Microencapsulated Islet Allografts
Giuseppe Basta(University of Perugia), Riccardo Calafiore(University of Perugia), Meirigeng Qi(University of Illinois Chicago), Giuseppe Noya(University of Perugia), José Oberholzer(University Hospital of Zurich), Barbara Barbaro, Giovanni Luca(University of Perugia), Katie Kinzer(University of Illinois Chicago), Carlo Boselli(University of Perugia), Pia Montanucci(University of Perugia)
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