Piper, K., Ball, S.G., Turnpenny, L.W., Brickwood, S., Wilson, D.I. and Hanley, N.A. (2002) Beta-cell differentiation during human development does not rely on nestin-positive precursors: implications for stem cell-derived replacement therapy. Diabetologia, 45 (7), 1045-1047. (doi:10.1007/s00125-002-0864-z).
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cytology, research support, protein, humans, islets of langerhans, differentiation, human, embryology, developmental, analysis, gene expression regulation, therapy, cell differentiation, embryonic and fetal development, nerve tissue proteins, proteins, non-u.s.gov't, genetics, intermediate filament proteins, stem cell transplantation, adult, pancreas, letter
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