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Investigation of CD36-Induced Anti-Angiogenic Signalling Platform via Proximity Biotinylation
DownloadFall 2024
In response to hypoxic conditions, tumours secrete pro-angiogenic factors that stimulate the development of new blood vessels. Given the critical role of angiogenesis in tumour progression, therapies counteracting cancer neovascularization have been developed. However, clinical studies have shown...
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