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Roberto Mallone | JDRF nPOD
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Roberto Mallone. Mallone received a MD PhD degree from the University of Turin, Italy. After a Postdoc with Jerry Nepom at the Benaroya Institute in Seattle, he moved to Paris where he is currently an Inserm Research Director and an Associate Physician in Diabetology at the INSERM Cochin Institute. His research focuses on autoimmune T cells and ...
Type 1 diabetes: the role of the thymus is not what we thought! |...
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Feb 15, · ©nerthuz – adobestock . A small revolution has taken place in the world of type 1 diabetes research. A study conducted by an Inserm team led by Roberto Mallone at the Cochin Institute (Inserm, CNRS, Paris Descartes University) is calling into question the role long attributed to the thymus in selecting and eliminating white blood cells associated with type 1 diabetes and reveals that we are ...
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