Involvement of the Reck tumor suppressor protein in maternal and embryonic vascular remodeling in mice
Ediriweera PS Chandana(Kyoto University), Makoto Noda(Chiba Institute of Technology), Akihiko Ueda, David B. Alexander(Nagoya City University), Hiroshi Kiyonari(RIKEN Center for Biosystems Dynamics Research), Yoko Yoshida(Tottori University), Chiaki Takahashi(Kanazawa University), Yasuhiko Tabata(Kyoto University), Rei Takahashi(Children's Hospital of Los Angeles), Tomoko Matsuzaki(Kyoto University), Mako Yamamoto(Kyoto University), Yasuhiro Maeda(Kyoto University), Satoshi Kawashima(Osaka Medical and Pharmaceutical University), Shunya Kondo(Kyoto University), Naoko Oshima(Genetic Resources Center), Hitoshi Kitayama(Fukushima Medical University), Junseo Oh(Korea University)
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