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Platelets selectively sequester angiogenesis modulators in tumor-bearing animals, revealing a novel role that may impact the diagnosis and management of angiogenesis-related diseases.
Highlights a novel role for platelets in sequestering angiogenesis modulators in tumor-bearing animals, which may have implications for angiogenesis-related diseases.
In this issue of Blood , Klement and colleagues define a new role for platelets: to selectively sequester angiogenesis modulators in tumor-bearing animals. This may have implications for diagnosis and management of angiogenesis-related diseases. If asked what platelets are good at, most of us would
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Jan Palmblad (2009) studied this question. Platelets selectively sequester angiogenesis modulators in tumor-bearing animals, revealing a novel role that may impact the diagnosis and management of angiogenesis-related diseases.
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