Soluble factors regulated by epithelial–mesenchymal transition mediate tumour angiogenesis and myeloid cell recruitment
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Jean-Michel Foidart | Christine Gilles | Myriam Polette | Charlotte Erpicum | J. Foidart | A. Noël | P. Delvenne | C. Gilles | M. Polette | P. Birembaut | S. Blacher | M. Suarez-Carmona | Julien Lesage | Silvia Blacher | Agnès Noël | Philippe Birembaut | Charlotte Erpicum | P. Hubert | Philippe Delvenne | Pascale Hubert | Meggy Suarez-Carmona | Morgane Bourcy | Julien Lesage | Natacha Leroi | Laïdya Syne | Morgane Bourcy | N. Leroi | L. Syne | Laïdya Syne
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