Adipose mesenchymal stem cell-derived soluble factors, produced under hypoxic condition, efficiently support in vivo angiogenesis
Ludovica Barone(University of Insubria), Rosalba Gornati(University of Insubria), Federica Rossi(University of Insubria), Marina Borgese(University of Insubria), Giovanni Bernardini(University of Insubria), Piero Antonio Zecca(University of Insubria), Lorenzo Mortara(University of Insubria), Luigi Valdatta(University of Insubria), Mario Raspanti(University of Insubria), Roberto Papait(University of Insubria), Maria Teresa Palano(University of Milan), Matteo Gallazzi(MultiMedica), Martina Cucchiara(University of Insubria), Antonino Bruno(University of Insubria)
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