Oral presentation Michel van der Burg, Cell Transplant Society congress 1999 in Montreux, Switzerland
A novel iodixanol density gradient for purification of pancreatic islets was developed in the difficult pig model of islet isolation. Viability of freshly isolated islets is not guaranteed.
After short-term storage of the islets in culture, pig islets restored normal blood sugar levels after xeno transplantation in diabetic mice.
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Viability of Fresh vs Cultured Pig Islets for Transplants • Montreux Cell Transplant Society 1999 • Michel van der Burg • Miracles.Media • @1MEMO 20241204_2 • TakeNode e745d625-27c2-4eb8-b4c2-4300623c3303 • File 1MEMO_20241204_2
Rijkelijkhuizen JKRA, Bouwman E, Van der Burg MPM. Viability of fresh vs cultured pig islets for transplants. 4th International congress of the Cell Transplant Society, Montreux (Switzerland) March 21–24, 1999
Other Presentations in Montreux
Van der Burg MPM, Rijkelijkhuizen JKRA, Zwaan RP, Bouwman E. Adult pig islet recovery during Liberase isolation, OptiPrep purification and culture for transplantation in nude mice. 4th International congress of the Cell Transplant Society, Montreux (Switzerland) March 21–24, 1999 . The Sydney 1999 presentation of this work has been posted – @1MEMO 20241203
Van der Burg MPM, Ranuncoli A, Molano R, Kirlew T, Ringers J, Bouwman E, Terpstra OT, Ricordi C. Optiprep for human islet purification. 4th International congress of the Cell Transplant Society, Montreux (Switzerland) March 21–24, 1999 . The Igls 1999 presentation of this work has been posted – @1MEMO 20241202
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