Network approach reveals preferential T-cell and macrophage association with α-linked β-cells in early stage of insulitis in NOD mice

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RT @KravetsVira: At the early stage of insulitis alpha-cell rich regions of islets have more T cells and macrophages. Is this a coincidenc…

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RT @KravetsVira: At the early stage of insulitis alpha-cell rich regions of islets have more T cells and macrophages. Is this a coincidenc…

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At the early stage of insulitis alpha-cell rich regions of islets have more T cells and macrophages. Is this a coincidence? Our paper is out today! Collaboration with a brilliant Rachel Friedman @BDCResearch https://t.co/1kUUQF1Hbn https://t.co/LUmmzcLh

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