Examining the Effect of Laminar Flow on Ex Vivo Pancreatic Islet Associated Endothelial Cells
Pancreatic islets are heavily vascularized micro-organs containing insulin secreting beta-cells coupled with endothelial cells (EC). These EC slowly deteriorate in static culture, precluding long term study of beta-cell-EC interaction, and likely limiting tissue revascularization post-transplantatio...
Main Author: | Crocker, Alana |
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Other Authors: | Rocheleau, Jonathan |
Language: | en_ca |
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2010
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Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/1807/25460 |
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