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English: Imaging of Diabetogenic Immunity in a Peptide-Induced Transfer Model. Inflamed islets (green) are imaged at several stages of beta cell decay with varying levels of diabetogenic infiltrate (red). All movies were acquired at day 7–8 after cell transfer, right before clinical diabetes onset. For xyz dimensions, see figure legend 3. Time resolution is 1 minute.
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Source Movie S3 from Coppieters K, Martinic M, Kiosses W, Amirian N, von Herrath M (2010). "A Novel Technique for the In Vivo Imaging of Autoimmune Diabetes Development in the Pancreas by Two-Photon Microscopy". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0015732. PMID 21203413. PMC: 3009738.
Author Coppieters K, Martinic M, Kiosses W, Amirian N, von Herrath M
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Author Coppieters K, Martinic M, Kiosses W, Amirian N, von Herrath M
Image title Imaging of Diabetogenic Immunity in a Peptide-Induced Transfer Model. Inflamed islets (green) are imaged at several stages of beta cell decay with varying levels of diabetogenic infiltrate (red). All movies were acquired at day 7?8 after cell transfer, right before clinical diabetes onset. For xyz dimensions, see figure legend 3. Time resolution is 1 minute.
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