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Angiogenesis
Studies from University of Texas reveal new findings on angiogenesis
June 15th, 2009
According to recent research from the United States, "To identify the roles of various circulating cells (eg, endothelial and/or stem and progenitor cells) in angiogenesis, we parabiosed a wild-type syngeneic mouse with a transgenic syngeneic green fluorescent protein mouse. Following the establishment of a common circulation between these parabionts, we investigated acute (7 to 10 days), subacute (2 to 3 weeks), and chronic (4 to 6 weeks) phases of angiogenesis in wildtype mice using wound healing, implanted gel foam fragments, and subcutaneous tumor assays, respectively." "We found that under in vitro conditions, circulating murine monocytes expressed F4/80, CD31, and...
Source: Stem Cell Week (2009-06-15)
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