Stem-Cell Biology
Researchers get stem cells to form blood vessels
Published in Blood Weekly, January 8th, 2004
The work will make possible the growth of blood vessels to repair the heart and other organs, as well as provide a way to study blood vessel formation. Such studies could be used in developing new ways to stop cancer, among other applications.
The team's work, led by Prof. Joseph Itskovitz-Eldor of the faculty of medicine and including graduate student Sharon Gerecht-Nir, is reported in Laboratory...
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