Producing method of repairable pigling pancreatic island cell
A technology of islet cells and production methods, applied in the field of biological cells, can solve problems such as complex serum components and poor culture effects, and achieve the effects of low immune antigenicity, easy mutagenesis, and low cost
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[0041] 1. Selection of heterogeneous islets:
[0042] 1. The characteristics of the islets of newborn piglets:
[0043](1) Both human and pig insulin molecules have an A chain and a B chain, both of which are composed of 51 amino acids. The A chain contains 21 amino acids, and the B chain contains 30 amino acids. And there is a disulfide chain connection between the A and B chains. The structure is very similar, the difference is only one amino acid. The 30th amino acid of human insulin B chain is threonine. The 30th amino acid of pig insulin B chain is alanine. (2) Porcine insulin has been used in clinical treatment of type I diabetes patients for more than ten years, which fully proves the safety and effectiveness of porcine insulin in humans. (3) Newborn pig islets are weakly immunogenic and have little rejection. (4) Porcine pancreatic islet ...
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