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Improved islet functional recovery, survival, and preservation of engraftment capacities post-thawing using a CGMP vitrification system for subsequent islet transplantation
Advanced Cell-Based and Regenerative Therapies in Mexico.
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Robles-Murillo, AK; Najar-Acosta, LJ; Estrella-Villaseñor, HA; Zepeda-Moreno, A; Sanchez-Zubieta, FA; Sánchez-Enriquez, S; Villafán-Bernal, JR; Rivas-Carrillo, JD. (2020). Improved islet functional recovery, survival, and preservation of engraftment capacities post-thawing using a CGMP vitrification system for subsequent islet transplantation, Transplantation: September 2020 - Volume 104 - Issue S3 - p S566 doi: 10.1097/01.tp.0000701612.56778.d4
0041-1337 print
1534-6080 online
DOI: 10.1097/01.tp.0000701612.56778.d4
Autor
Robles Murillo, Ana Karina
Najar Acosta, Luis Jesús
Estrella Villaseñor, Heriberto Amador
Zepeda Moreno, Abraham
Sanchez Zubieta, Fernando Antonio
Sánchez Enríquez, Sergio
Villafán Bernal, José Rafael
Rivas Carrillo, Jorge David
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Artículo Islet transplantation is now an elective therapy for diabetes mellitus. However, there is a global shortage of pancreas donors and once islets are isolated cannot be maintained for long-time in culture. Cryopreservation is an attractive method to maintain isolated islets for a subsequent use if their viability and function are not compromised post-thawing. In the present study, we investigated the utility of islet vitrification to preserve viable and functional islets that kept their engraftment capacities post-thawing for islet transplantation.