… the most important angiogenic factors as well as pathways and their involvement in gastric
carcinogenesis. … The process starts with an “angiogenic switch” that enables tumor growth and …

… tumour angiogenesis. Here we review the roles of lncRNAs in regulating the angiogenic
switch… We cover specific examples of both pro and anti-angiogenic lncRNAs and discuss their …

… tumors grow to 0.2–2.0 mm in diameter, they become hypoxic and hindered in growth in
the absence of angiogenesis. During the angiogenic switch, pro-angiogenic factors …

… angiogenesis during carcinogenesis and the participation of endothelial cells in … The
angiogenic switch provides more advantages to the tumor than just angiogenesis, leading to the …

… During carcinogenesis, tumors set … the tumor reaches approximately 2 mm, the tumor
environment becomes hypoxic, inducing an angiogenic switch and the triggering of angiogenesis [5…

… mechanisms behind angiogenic switches in cancer and the different … angiogenic switch
in a transgenic Rip1Tag2 mouse module of pancreatic beta-cell carcinogenesis, during the …

… The crucial role of TAMs in the angiogenic switch has been originally identified in a mouse
… During bladder carcinogenesis SPARC regulates invasion and metastatic spread. SPARC …

… of angiogenesis in the myocardium is important in sports practice. The study of the “angiogenic
switch” problem in the … systems allows us to claim that the formation of new vessels is …

… The hypothesis describes carcinogenesis as the result of the dedifferentiation undergone
by epithelial cells in hyperplasia due to replicative senescence towards a mesenchymal cell …

… to sustain the carcinogenesis in the biliary system through the … , in a process known as “angiogenic
switch”, characterized by a … to deepen the knowledge regarding the role of angiogenic …