XENOGRAFT OF MICROENCAPSULATED SERTOLI CELLS AS A POTENTIAL CELL THERAPY FOR TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS (T2DM)
Giovanni Luca(University of Perugia), Riccardo Calafiore(University of Perugia), Giulia Falabella(University of Perugia), Hansen Barbara, Maria Bodo(University of Perugia), Giuseppe Murdolo(Centre for Advanced Study), Ennio Becchetti(University of Perugia), Francesca Fallarino(University of Perugia), Mario Calvitti(University of Perugia), Francesca Mancuso(University of Perugia), Iva Arato(University of Perugia), Cristina Tortoioli(University of Perugia), Cameron Don, Capitini Natascia
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