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Angiogenesis and angiogenesis inhibition: An overview | SpringerLink
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The study of angiogenesis attracts investigators from many different fields who find that regulation of blood vessel growth underlies a wide spectrum of biologic processes. These include reproduction, development, repair, angiogenic diseases, and cancer (Folkman, 1995).
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