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This symposium format was similar to that used in the Kroc Foundation Meetings that Josiah Brown organized previously. As it had been at the Kroc Meetings, this memorial symposium dedicated to Dr. Brown was very successful in terms of the quality of the presentations, updating the most critical findings in islet transplantation and fostering the free exchange of provocative opinions. All participants well recognized that there has been tremendous advancement in islet isolation techniques, understanding of the immunological mechanisms underlying islet rejection, and the development of methods of immunomodulation to overcome rejection-related problems. Progress in these areas is one more step toward the final goal of providing new treatment for diabetics.
Y Mullen, and
M Clare-Salzler, and
E Stein, and
W Clark
January 2003,
Nursing times,
Y Mullen, and
M Clare-Salzler, and
E Stein, and
W Clark
June 1990,
Postgraduate medicine,
Y Mullen, and
M Clare-Salzler, and
E Stein, and
W Clark
December 2003,
Reviews in endocrine & metabolic disorders,
Y Mullen, and
M Clare-Salzler, and
E Stein, and
W Clark
January 2008,
Frontiers in bioscience : a journal and virtual library,
Y Mullen, and
M Clare-Salzler, and
E Stein, and
W Clark
July 2016,
Nature reviews. Endocrinology,
Y Mullen, and
M Clare-Salzler, and
E Stein, and
W Clark
September 1994,
Postgraduate medical journal,
Y Mullen, and
M Clare-Salzler, and
E Stein, and
W Clark
July 1990,
JAMA,
Y Mullen, and
M Clare-Salzler, and
E Stein, and
W Clark
May 2003,
Hepatobiliary & pancreatic diseases international : HBPD INT,
Y Mullen, and
M Clare-Salzler, and
E Stein, and
W Clark
February 2000,
European journal of endocrinology,
Y Mullen, and
M Clare-Salzler, and
E Stein, and
W Clark
January 1987,
The Journal of diabetic complications,
