Defective Vascularization of HIF-1α-Null Embryos Is Not Associated with VEGF Deficiency but with Mesenchymal Cell Death

Lori E. Kotch; Narayan V. Iyer; Erik Laughner; Gregg L. Friedman

doi:10.1006/dbio.1999.9253

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Defective Vascularization of HIF-1α-Null Embryos Is Not Associated with VEGF Deficiency but with Mesenchymal Cell Death

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