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Class:IdLiteratureReference:9817563
_displayNameZinc and zinc transporter regulation in pancreatic islets and the potential role of zinc in islet transplantation
_timestamp2022-09-23 20:34:16
author[Person:9817557] Bosco, Mariea D
[Person:9817574] Mohanasundaram, Daisy M
[Person:9817543] Drogemuller, Chris J
[Person:9817552] Lang, Carol J
[Person:9817544] Zalewski, Peter D
[Person:9817587] Coates, P Toby
created[InstanceEdit:9817556] D'Eustachio, Peter, 2022-09-23
journalRev Diabet Stud
modified[InstanceEdit:9817605] D'Eustachio, Peter, 2022-09-23
pages263-74
pubMedIdentifier21713314
titleZinc and zinc transporter regulation in pancreatic islets and the potential role of zinc in islet transplantation
volume7
year2010
(literatureReference)[Reaction:437139] ZnT8 transports zinc into the Golgi apparatus [Homo sapiens]
[Reaction:9820566] ZnT5 transports zinc into the golgi apparatus [Homo sapiens]
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