Chemically modified heparins inhibit fibrinogen-bridged indirect adhesion between tumor cells and platelets
Sheng Zheng(Northeast Normal University), Xianlu Zeng(Northeast Normal University), Yang Jiao(Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai), Min Wei(Southwest University of Science and Technology), Yan Liu(Northeast Normal University)
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