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Vitronectin deficiency is associated with increased wound fibrinolysis and decreased microvascular angiogenesis in mice

Young‐Chul Jang, Raymond Tsou, Nicole S. Gibran, F. Frank Isik

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Key concepts: Medicine, Fibrinolysis, Vitronectin, Angiogenesis, Wound healing, Neovascularization, Internal medicine, Immunology

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