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Vasohibins in Health and Disease: From Angiogenesis to Tumorigenesis, Multiorgan Dysfunction, and Brain–Heart Remodeling
23 May 2025
Abstract excerpt
Vasohibins (VASHs), comprising VASH-1 and VASH-2, were initially identified as regulators of angiogenesis. Recent studies, however, have unveiled their novel role in fibrosis and microtubule detyrosination. The dysregulated expression of VASHs is associated with several pathological processes, such as angiogenesis dysfunction, microtubule detyrosination, and fibrosis, contributing to various diseases. These...
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