Svenskt forskarlag återställer blodsockerkontrollen hos möss med diabetes

7 maj 2026

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Forskare i Sverige har skapat insulinproducerande celler från mänskliga stamceller som motverkade diabetessymptom vid transplantation i möss. Cellerna mognade efter att ha placerats i ögat och bibehöll glukosreglering under flera månaders tid. Studien har publicerats i Stem Cell Reports.

Forskare vid Karolinska Institutet har utvecklat ett förbättrat protokoll för att utvinna pankreatiska öar från flera mänskliga pluripotenta stamcellslinjer. Metoden använder förfinade odlingsförhållanden och tredimensionella kluster för att reducera oönskade celltyper och förbättra glukosresponsen.

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