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Whole Genome and Embryo Transcriptome Analysis of Vertebrate Identifies <i>nxhl</i> Controlling Angiogenesis by Targeting VE-PTP

2019-10-17

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> <h4>BACKGROUND</h4> Angiogenesis is closely associated with angiogenesis-dependent diseases including cancers and ocular diseases. Anti-angiogenic therapeutics have been focusing on the (VEGF)/VEGFR signaling axis. However, the clinical resistance, high cost and frequent administration of anti-VEGF drugs make it urgent to discover novel angiogenic pathways.VE-PTP ( ptprb ) is a novel target wi...

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a47cdba7-307a-5809-bb7f-0b5e50229123
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10.1101/804609
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