Fibroblast growth factor regulation of neovascularization
M Murakami, M Simons - Current opinion in hematology, 2008 - journals.lww.com
M Murakami, M Simons
Current opinion in hematology, 2008•journals.lww.comAlthough fibroblast growth factors are potent angiogenic factors, they may indirectly control
neovascularization in concert with other growth factors. Thus, the unique role played by
fibroblast growth factors might be organization of various angiogenic pathways and
coordination of cell–cell interactions in this process.
neovascularization in concert with other growth factors. Thus, the unique role played by
fibroblast growth factors might be organization of various angiogenic pathways and
coordination of cell–cell interactions in this process.
Summary
Although fibroblast growth factors are potent angiogenic factors, they may indirectly control neovascularization in concert with other growth factors. Thus, the unique role played by fibroblast growth factors might be organization of various angiogenic pathways and coordination of cell–cell interactions in this process.
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