Scientists develop immune evading pancreas organoids to treat type 1 diabetes
By Stephen Lin, PhD., CIRM Senior Science Officer Type 1 diabetes affects millions of people. It is a disease where beta islet cells in the pancreas are targeted by the body’s own immune system, destroying the ability to produce insulin. Without insulin, the body cannot break down sugars from the bloodstream that produce energy for … Continue reading Scientists develop immune evading pancreas organoids to treat type 1 diabetes