Placental growth factor is essential for normal fracture healing in mice by affecting inflammation, angiogenesis and mesenchymal cell development
Christa Maes(KU Leuven), Geert Carmeliet(KU Leuven), Karen Moermans(KU Leuven), Peter Carmeliet(Khalifa University of Science and Technology), Riet Van Looveren(KU Leuven), Roger Bouillon(KU Leuven), Ingrid Stockmans(KU Leuven), Nico Smets(KU Leuven)
Journal of Bone and Mineral Research
January 1, 2004
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