Placental growth factor is essential for normal fracture healing in mice by affecting inflammation, angiogenesis and mesenchymal cell development

Christa Maes; Ingrid Stockmans; Karen Moermans; Riet Van Looveren; Nico Smets; Peter Carmeliet; Roger Bouillon; Geert Carmeliet

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Placental growth factor is essential for normal fracture healing in mice by affecting inflammation, angiogenesis and mesenchymal cell development

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