RNF213 Knockdown and Inflammation Promote Angiogenesis and Phenotype Switching by JAK2/STAT3 Pathway in Moyamoya Disease
Juan Shen(Sichuan University), Wanyang Liu(Shenyang Medical College), Yaru Hou(China Medical University), Gan Chen(Nanjing University), Yue Wang(China Medical University), Yanling Liu(China Medical University), Yunzhu Li(Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China), Jun Xu(China Medical University), Yuchen Qin(Henan Agricultural University)
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