Conditional switching of VEGF provides new insights into adult neovascularization and pro‐angiogenic therapy
Yuval Dor(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Eli Keshet(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Peter Carmeliet(Khalifa University of Science and Technology), Gadi Goelman(University of Bern), Glenn I. Fishman(New York University), Valentin Djonov(University of Bern), Rinat Abramovitch(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Ahuva Itin(Hadassah Medical Center)
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