The blood vasculature instructs lymphatic patterning in a SOX7‐dependent manner
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Matthew S. Graus | V. Kouskoff | K. Alitalo | Y. Gambin | E. Sierecki | M. Francois | N. Harvey | Winnie Luu | Keyi Jiang | J. Kazenwadel | M. Moustaqil | E. Lesieur | Nils Kirschnick | Bitong Li | Richard Harwood | Tara-Lynne Davidson | Yew Yan Wong | Luis Arriola-Martinez | Friedmann Kiefer | R. Skoczylas | I. K. Chiang
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