Encapsulation of cells and tissues of the pancreas: problems and ways of their overcoming

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Despite advances in treatment the patients suffering from diabetes mellitus type 1 have a lifetime shorter the average in population. This is defined primarily by the lack of sufficient glycemic control in these patients The active researches investigating the safety and efficacy of the grafting materials have been carried out in the last decades The review presents modern data on the use of pancreas cells and tissues encapsulation as a possible method for treatment of diabetes type 1 The main problems of the capsules application and possible ways to overcome them were described

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V. V Shupletsova

I.Kant Baltic Federal University

L. S Litvinova

I.Kant Baltic Federal University

Email: larisalitvinova@yandex.ru

A. A Karpov

I.P. Pavlov First Saint Petersburg State Medical University

O. V Korniushyn

V.A. Almazov Northwestern Federal Medical Research Center; ITMO University

A. E Neimark

V.A. Almazov Northwestern Federal Medical Research Center; I.P. Pavlov First Saint Petersburg State Medical University

N. A Sohonevich

I.Kant Baltic Federal University

M. A Vasilenko

I.Kant Baltic Federal University

S. V Dora

V.A. Almazov Northwestern Federal Medical Research Center; I.P. Pavlov First Saint Petersburg State Medical University

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