Notch1 Stimulation Induces a Vascularization Switch With Pericyte‐Like Cell Differentiation of Glioblastoma Stem Cells
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H. Duffau | J. Hugnot | K. Lamszus | L. Bauchet | N. Bakalara | B. Rothhut | P. Guichet | M. Teigell | S. Guelfi | L. Hoppe | Pierre-Olivier Guichet | Sophie Guelfi
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