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October 20, 2006Journal of Cellular PhysiologyOpen Access

Endoglin increases eNOS expression by modulating Smad2 protein levels and Smad2‐dependent TGF‐β signaling

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JSJuan F. SantibáñezUniversity of BelgradeALAinhoa Letamendı́aBayer (France)FPFernando Pérez‐BarriocanalUniversidad de Salamanca

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