Artificial pancreatic perfusion device with temperature sensitiv

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210209, 21032178, 21032187, 424424, 435284, 604 4, 604175, B01D 6306

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ABSTRACT:
A device which serves as an artificial pancreas comprises a hollow fiber which is surrounded by islets of Langerhans enclosed in a housing. The islets are suspended in a temperature sensitive matrix which is sufficiently viscous to support islets at a temperature below about 45.degree. C. and sufficiently fluid to enable removal of islet suspension at a temperature above about 45.degree. C. A warm (e.g., 48.degree. to 50.degree. C.) solution may be flushed through the device to change the physical state of the temperature sensitive matrix from a semi-solid state to a liquified semi-gel state. The temperature sensitive supporting material also enables long term maintenance of islet cells in in vitro culture.

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