Toxic damage increases angiogenesis and metastasis in fibrotic livers via PECAM-1.
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Toxic damage increases angiogenesis and metastasis in fibrotic livers via PECAM-1.
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scientific article published on 06 March 2014
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Toxic damage increases angiogenesis and metastasis in fibrotic livers via PECAM-1.
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Toxic damage increases angiogenesis and metastasis in fibrotic livers via PECAM-1.
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Toxic damage increases angiogenesis and metastasis in fibrotic livers via PECAM-1.
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Toxic damage increases angiogenesis and metastasis in fibrotic livers via PECAM-1.
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Toxic damage increases angiogenesis and metastasis in fibrotic livers via PECAM-1.
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Toxic damage increases angiogenesis and metastasis in fibrotic livers via PECAM-1.
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Toxic damage increases angiogenesis and metastasis in fibrotic livers via PECAM-1.
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Christian Strassburg
Christina Jay Van Cayzeele
Esther Raskopf
Maria Angeles Gonzalez Carmona
Tilman Sauerbruch
Volker Schmitz
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10.1155/2014/712893
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2014-03-06T00:00:00Z