Heparin-II Domain of Fibronectin Is a Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor-Binding Domain
Errol S. Wijelath(VA Puget Sound Health Care System), Michael Sobel(Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center), Zohreh Mostafavi‐Pour(Shiraz University of Medical Sciences), Tomoaki Nishimura(Kagoshima University), Yasuo Suda(Kagoshima University), Jacqueline Murray(Kagoshima University), Salman Rahman(University of California, San Francisco), Martin J. Humphries(Wellcome Centre for Cell-Matrix Research), Yatin Patel(Kagoshima University), Mayumi Namekata(Kagoshima University)
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