The sinus venosus contributes to coronary vasculature through VEGFC-stimulated angiogenesis
Heidi I. Chen(Stanford University), Kristy Red-Horse(Stanford University), Brynn N. Akerberg(C4 Therapeutics (United States)), Kari Alitalo(University of Helsinki), Riikka Kivelä(University of Helsinki), Bikram Sharma(Stanford University), Pipsa Saharinen(University of Helsinki), Jonathan A. Epstein(University of Pennsylvania), Patrick E. Bogard, Haig Aghajanian(Therapeutics Clinical Research), Andrew H. Chang(Stanford University), Andrew H Jacobs(Stanford University), Kryn Stankunas(University of Oregon), Harri J. Numi(University of Helsinki), Andrew McKay(Stanford University)
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