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Human fetal placental endothelial cells have a mature arterial and a juvenile venous phenotype with adipogenic and osteogenic differentiation potential

Lang et al., 2008

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Lang I
Schweizer A
Hiden U
Ghaffari-Tabrizi N
Hagendorfer G
Bilban M
Pabst M
Korgun E
Dohr G
Desoye G
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Growing interest in the sources of origin of blood vessel related diseases has led to an increasing knowledge about the heterogeneity and plasticity of endothelial cells lining arteries and veins. So far, most of these studies were performed on animal models. Here, we …
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