Placental growth factor mediates mesenchymal cell development, cartilage turnover, and bone remodeling during fracture repair.
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Geert Carmeliet | Peter Carmeliet | A. Luttun | P. Carmeliet | C. Verfaillie | R. Bouillon | G. Carmeliet | L. Coenegrachts | Catherine M Verfaillie | Roger Bouillon | Ingrid Stockmans | Karen Moermans | Aernout Luttun | A. Petryk | C. Maes | Christa Maes | E. Daci | R. Gopalakrishnan | Anna Petryk | Rajaram Gopalakrishnan | Lieve Coenegrachts | Evis Daci | Nico Smets | I. Stockmans | K. Moermans | Nico Smets | Lieve Coenegrachts
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