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Transplantation of adipose tissue protects BB/OK rats from type 1 diabetes development.

Transplant immunology - 1 May 2011

Bahr Jeanette, Klöting Nora, Klöting Ingrid, Follak Niels

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B(io) B(reedding)/O(ttawa) K(alsburg) rats spontaneously develop insulin-dependent type 1 diabetes. Days before BB/OK rats become diabetic, their body seems to be flabby which may be attributed to loss of subcutaneous fat. However, the rats are normoglycemic and manifest 3-4 days later. This observation prompted us to search for possibilities to avoid the loss of adipose tissue. BB/OK rats were subcutaneously...

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PMID: 21277980
DOI: 10.1016/j.trim.2011.01.003

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