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Evidence that tenascin and thrombospondin-1 modulate sprouting of endothelial cells

Canfield et al., 1995

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477501135573062155
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Canfield A
Schor A
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Journal of cell science

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Cultured endothelial cells undergo a reversible transition from a resting (cobblestone) phenotype to an angiogenic (sprouting) phenotype. This transition mimics the early events of angiogenesis. We have previously reported that the addition of exogenous xylosides inhibits …
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