Engraftment of Insulin-Producing Cells from Porcine Islets in  Non-Immune-Suppressed  Rats or  Nonhuman  Primates Transplanted Previously with Embryonic Pig Pancreas

<table>Electron micrograph of rhesus macaque kidney following sequential transplantation of E28 pig pancreatic primordia in mesentery and implantation of porcine islets in the kidney. Arrows: endocrine granules. Scale bar a 2 um. Reproduced with permission from Organogenesis [<a href="/journals/jtrans/2011/261352/#B8">8</a>].</table>

Journal of Transplantation

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Figure 5: Engraftment of Insulin-Producing Cells from Porcine Islets in  Non-Immune-Suppressed  Rats or  Nonhuman  Primates Transplanted Previously with Embryonic Pig Pancreas 

Figure 5 | Engraftment of Insulin-Producing Cells from Porcine Islets in  Non-Immune-Suppressed  Rats or  Nonhuman  Primates Transplanted Previously with Embryonic Pig Pancreas 