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Insulin gene therapy for the treatment of diabetes mellitus

1993-01-01

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Currently available treatments for insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus are often inadequate in terms of both efficacy and patient compliance. Gene therapy offers the possibility of a novel and improved method by which exogenous insulin can be delivered to a patient. This was approached in the present study by constructing a novel insulin-secreting cell line. For the purposes of this work immortalized cell lines we...

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Literature Corpus work: aaae796c-f7ba-568c-9398-cfa2d110707f
DOI: 10.48780/publications.aston.ac.uk.00012599

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