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Aim
The variation in quality between the human islet samples represents a major problem for research, especially when used as control material. The assays assessing the quality of human islets used in research are non‐standardized and limited, with many important parameters not being consistently assessed. High‐throughput studies aimed at characterizing the diversity and segregation markers among...