Table 1.
Human islet donor profiles
| UNOS ID No. | Sex | Age | BMI | Race | Islet purity (%) | Islet viability (%) | Experimental use of islets |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AAJY035 | M | 40 | 38·91 | Caucasian | 95 | 99 | ELISA, qRT‐PCR |
| AAKE155 | M | 36 | 33·8 | Caucasian | 95 | 95 | ELISA, Viability, qRT‐PCR |
| ABAF490 | F | 39 | 45·2 | Caucasian | 80 | 98 | ELISA, Viability, qRT‐PCR |
| ABDT221 | M | 28 | 22·9 | Caucasian | 85 | 94 | ELISA, Viability |
| ABEF251 | M | 48 | 31·2 | Caucasian | 90 | 95 | ELISA, Viability, qRT‐PCR |
The United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) identification number is specified for each organ donor. Organ donors were characterized by sex, age, body mass index (BMI), and race. Percentages indicate the purity and viability of cells in human islet preparations. The specific experimental use of islets is indicated for each donor.