SCNH 2 is a novel apelinergic family member acting as a potent mitogenic and chemotactic factor for both endothelial and epithelial cells *
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W. Stetler-Stevenson | S. Hewitt | N. Held | I. Avis | C. Bianco | D. Salomon | J. Lewis | F. Cuttitta | A. Aplin | R. Nicosia | K. Ylaya | Changge Fang | L. Fung | Jennifer Morris | Kris Ylaya
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