Pancreatic Progenitors: There and Back Again

Overview of attention for article published in Trends in Endocrinology & Metabolism, November 2018

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2/ The idea that extra-islet beta-cells may arise from non-islet tissue is debated, but new human studies using donor pancreata & live slices support beta-cell neogenesis from ductal/acinar cells. 🔗 https://t.co/Y9fGFBChDB

As a quick aside, the pancreas does appear to have some inborn repair ability. Evidence from humans and animals has demonstrated that the pancreas has a multi-layered response to damage depending on the extent of repair necessary. https://t.co/vzNnhzWb…

@sanitylaughs @bcellorg @JoanCamunas @XiaoqingDai @ltosti88 @CaptainSysBio Also this is my grad lab's take on duct derived beta cell proliferation in adult human tissues: https://t.co/8ZRdnorlpr

RT @Trends_Endo_Met: Online now! @univmiami researchers discuss the limitations of #lineagetracing to learn about #pancreatic regeneration,…

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