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Polylysine-bilirubin conjugates maintain functional islets and promote M2 macrophage polarizationZhao et al., 2021
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- Zhao Y
- Huang Z
- Zhai Y
- Shi Y
- Du C
- Zhai J
- Xu H
- Xiao J
- Kou L
- Yao Q
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- Acta biomaterialia
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Macrophage polarization is one of the main factors contributing to the proinflammatory milieu of transplanted islets. It causes significant islet loss. Bilirubin exhibits protective effects during the islet transplantation process, but the mode of delivering drugs along with the islet …
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