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THE ANGIOPOIETINS - NATURALLY-OCCURRING AGONISTS AND ANTAGONISTS FOR THE ANGIOGENIC TIE RECEPTORS
Authors: DAVIS S SURI C MAISONPIERRE PC ALDRICH TH COMPTON DL WIEGAND SJ SATO TN YANCOPOULOS GD
Citation: S. Davis et al., THE ANGIOPOIETINS - NATURALLY-OCCURRING AGONISTS AND ANTAGONISTS FOR THE ANGIOGENIC TIE RECEPTORS, The FASEB journal, 12(5), 1998, pp. 3654-3654
INCREASED VASCULARIZATION IN MICE OVEREXPRESSING ANGIOPOIETIN-1
Authors: SURI C MCCLAIN J THURSTON G MCDONALD DM ZHOU H OLDMIXON EH SATO TN YANCOPOULOS GD
Citation: C. Suri et al., INCREASED VASCULARIZATION IN MICE OVEREXPRESSING ANGIOPOIETIN-1, Science, 282(5388), 1998, pp. 468-471
A STUDY OF THE COUPLING BETWEEN THE PHENOMENA OF WATER-ABSORPTION ANDDAMAGE IN GLASS EPOXY COMPOSITE PIPES/
Authors: PERREUX D SURI C
Citation: D. Perreux et C. Suri, A STUDY OF THE COUPLING BETWEEN THE PHENOMENA OF WATER-ABSORPTION ANDDAMAGE IN GLASS EPOXY COMPOSITE PIPES/, Composites science and technology, 57(9-10), 1997, pp. 1403-1413
ANGIOPOIETIN-2, A NATURAL ANTAGONIST FOR TIE2 THAT DISRUPTS IN-VIVO ANGIOGENESIS
Authors: MAISONPIERRE PC SURI C JONES PF BARTUNKOVA S WIEGAND S RADZIEJEWSKI C COMPTON D MCCLAIN J ALDRICH TH PAPADOPOULOS N DALY TJ DAVIS S SATO TN YANCOPOULOS GD
Citation: Pc. Maisonpierre et al., ANGIOPOIETIN-2, A NATURAL ANTAGONIST FOR TIE2 THAT DISRUPTS IN-VIVO ANGIOGENESIS, Science, 277(5322), 1997, pp. 55-60
REQUISITE ROLE OF ANGIOPOIETIN-1, A LIGAND FOR THE TIE2 RECEPTOR, DURING EMBRYONIC ANGIOGENESIS
Authors: SURI C JONES PF PATAN S BARTUNKOVA S MAISONPIERRE PC DAVIS S SATO TN YANCOPOULOS GD
Citation: C. Suri et al., REQUISITE ROLE OF ANGIOPOIETIN-1, A LIGAND FOR THE TIE2 RECEPTOR, DURING EMBRYONIC ANGIOGENESIS, Cell, 87(7), 1996, pp. 1171-1180
THE EFFECTS OF MECHANICAL DAMAGE IN A GLASS FIBRE EPOXY COMPOSITE ON THE ABSORPTION RATE/
Authors: SURI C PERREUX D
Citation: C. Suri et D. Perreux, THE EFFECTS OF MECHANICAL DAMAGE IN A GLASS FIBRE EPOXY COMPOSITE ON THE ABSORPTION RATE/, Composites engineering, 5(4), 1995, pp. 415-424
MICE LACKING THE CNTF RECEPTOR, UNLIKE MICE LACKING CNTF, EXHIBIT PROFOUND MOTOR-NEURON DEFICITS AT BIRTH
Authors: DECHIARA TM VEJSADA R POUEYMIROU WT ACHESON A SURI C CONOVER JC FRIEDMAN B MCCLAIN J PAN L STAHL N IP NY KATO A YANCOPOULOS GD
Citation: Tm. Dechiara et al., MICE LACKING THE CNTF RECEPTOR, UNLIKE MICE LACKING CNTF, EXHIBIT PROFOUND MOTOR-NEURON DEFICITS AT BIRTH, Cell, 83(2), 1995, pp. 313-322
THE LOW-AFFINITY NGF RECEPTOR, P75, CAN COLLABORATE WITH EACH OF THE TRKS TO POTENTIATE FUNCTIONAL-RESPONSES TO THE NEUROTROPHINS
Authors: HANTZOPOULOS PA SURI C GLASS DJ GOLDFARB MP YANCOPOULOS GD
Citation: Pa. Hantzopoulos et al., THE LOW-AFFINITY NGF RECEPTOR, P75, CAN COLLABORATE WITH EACH OF THE TRKS TO POTENTIATE FUNCTIONAL-RESPONSES TO THE NEUROTROPHINS, Neuron, 13(1), 1994, pp. 187-201
MOLECULAR PHENOTYPE OF SIMIAN-VIRUS 40 LARGE T-ANTIGEN-INDUCED PRIMITIVE NEUROECTODERMAL TUMORS IN 4 DIFFERENT LINES OF TRANSGENIC MICE
Authors: FUNG KM CHIKARAISHI DM SURI C THEURING F MESSING A ALBERT DM LEE VMY TROJANOWSKI JQ
Citation: Km. Fung et al., MOLECULAR PHENOTYPE OF SIMIAN-VIRUS 40 LARGE T-ANTIGEN-INDUCED PRIMITIVE NEUROECTODERMAL TUMORS IN 4 DIFFERENT LINES OF TRANSGENIC MICE, Laboratory investigation, 70(1), 1994, pp. 114-124
TYROSINE-HYDROXYLASE REGULATION IN CULTURED-CELLS AND IN MICE
Authors: CHIKARAISHI DM YOON SO SURI C BANERJEE S LAZAROFF M
Citation: Dm. Chikaraishi et al., TYROSINE-HYDROXYLASE REGULATION IN CULTURED-CELLS AND IN MICE, Journal of neurochemistry, 62, 1994, pp. 190000062-190000062
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