Reduced Insulin Exocytosis in Human Pancreatic β-Cells With Gene Variants Linked to Type 2 Diabetes
Anders H. Rosengren(Lund University), Lena Eliasson(Lund University), Erik Renström(Malmö University), Amy Barrett(Churchill Hospital), Morten Gram Pedersen(University of Padua), Peter Almgren(Lund University), Paul Johnson(Churchill Hospital), Anna Jonsson(Broad Institute), Makoto Shigeto(Kawasaki Medical School), Taman Mahdi(Lund University), Yunzhao Tang(Lund University), Anna Edlund(Lund University), Mark I. McCarthy(Centre for Human Genetics), A. Axelsson(University of Gothenburg), Leif Groop(Broad Institute), Claes Ladenvall(Malmö University), Enming Zhang(Lund University), Jonathan N. Walker(Churchill Hospital), Sofia A. Andersson(Lund University), Reshma Ramracheya(Churchill Hospital), Valeriya Lyssenko(University of Bergen), Patrik Rorsman(Churchill Hospital), Mary E. Travers(Oxford Centre for Diabetes, Endocrinology and Metabolism), Albert Salehi(Lund University), Matthias Braun(QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute), Anna L. Gloyn(Centre for Human Genetics)
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