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July 1, 2004ApmisOpen Access

Molecular regulation of the VEGF family – inducers of angiogenesis and lymphangiogenesis

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BMBradley McCollMurdoch Children's Research InstituteSSSteven A. StackerThe Royal Melbourne HospitalMAMarc G. AchenThe University of Melbourne

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