Neural Progenitor Cells Treated with EPO Induce Angiogenesis through the Production of Vegf
Lei Wang(Tang Hospital), Zheng Gang Zhang(Henry Ford Hospital), Hua Teng(Henry Ford Health System), Yifan Feng(Shanxi Medical University), Angela Jiang(Ford Motor Company (United States)), Michael Chopp(Henry Ford Hospital), Rui Lan Zhang(Henry Ford Hospital), Sara R Gregg(Ford Motor Company (United States))
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