Incretin Therapies Do Not Expand β-Cell Mass or Alter Pancreatic Histology in Young Male Mice
Aaron R. Cox(Baylor College of Medicine), Jake A. Kushner(Baylor College of Medicine), Deepti Anthony(Baylor College of Medicine), Justin X. Tu(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Kourtney B. King(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), J. Kim(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Jacqueline S. Rios(Baylor College of Medicine), Julia Chavez(Baylor College of Medicine), Claire W. Bonnyman(Baylor College of Medicine), Carol J. Lam(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Changhong Li(Nanchang University), Matthew M. Rankin(Janssen (United States)), Roger A. Wells(University of New Hampshire)
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