Potent VEGF blockade causes regression of coopted vessels in a model of neuroblastoma
Eugene S. Kim(University of Southern California), Darrell J. Yamashiro(Columbia University), Stephanie M. Zabski(Regeneron (United States)), Christina Manley(Regeneron (United States)), Laurence E. Ring(Regeneron (United States)), Jocelyn Holash(Regeneron (United States)), Jessica J. Kandel, Samuel Z. Soffer(Regeneron (United States)), Anna Serur, George D. Yancopoulos(Regeneron (United States)), Jianzhong Huang, John S. Rudge(MedStar Washington Hospital Center), Jason S. Frischer, Tamara New(Columbia University), Kimberly W. McCrudden(Regeneron (United States))
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