Inhibition of hypoxia-inducible factor via upregulation of von Hippel-Lindau protein induces “angiogenic switch off” in a hepatoma mouse model
Hideki Iwamoto, Takuji Torimura(Omuta hospital), Shinji Kamisuki(Tokyo University of Science), Hironori Koga(Kurume University), Atsutaka Masuda(Kurume University), Hirohisa Yano(Kurume University), Yu Ikezono(Kurume University), Fumio Sugawara(Tokyo University of Science), Shigeo Shimose(Kurume University), Tõru Nakamura, Keisuke Ohta(Kurume University), Jesus Izaguirre-Carbonell(Tokyo University of Science), Kazuki Iwabata(Tokyo University of Science), Takahiko Sakaue(Kurume University), Tomotake Shirono(Kurume University), Mitsuhiko Abe(Kurume University), Masahito Nakano(Kurume University)
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