Detection of enterovirus protein and RNA in multiple tissues from nPOD organ donors with type 1 diabetes

Maarit Oikarinen(Tampere University), Jutta E. Laiho(Tampere University), Heikki Hyöty(Tampere University of Applied Sciences), Alberto Pugliese(University of Miami), Noel G. Morgan(University of Exeter), Irina Kusmartseva(University of Florida), Sami Oikarinen(Tampere University), Sarah J. Richardson(University of Exeter), Antonio Toniolo(University of Insubria), Sisko Tauriainen(University of Turku), Martha Campbell‐Thompson(University of Florida)
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory)
November 2, 2018
10.1101/459347
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