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J. R. St Clair

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RESTORING CONNEXIN-36 FUNCTION IN DIABETOGENIC ENVIRONMENTS PRECLUDES MOUSE AND HUMAN ISLET DYSFUNCTION

J. R. St Clair, M. J. Westacott, J. G. Miranda, N. L. Farnsworth, V. Kravets, W. E. Schleicher, J. M. Dwulet, C. H. Levitt, A. Heintz, N. W. F. Ludin, R. K. Benninger

This study shows that restoring Cx36 gap junction function in diabetic conditions improves islet function in both mice and humans.

bioRxiv · Nov 3, 2020Biophysics