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Matrix metalloproteinases: Pro- and anti-angiogenic activities
Saadia L. Raza
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Lynn A. Cornelius
Division of Dermatology
Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences (ICTS)
Siteman Cancer Center
Department of Medicine
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Keyphrases
Antiangiogenic Activity
100%
Angiogenic
100%
Matrix Metalloproteinases
100%
Pathologic Processes
37%
Matrix Metalloproteinase Inhibitors
37%
Tumor Growth
25%
Biological Function
25%
Angiogenesis
25%
Tumor Metastasis
25%
Matrix Metalloproteinase Activity
25%
Arthritis
12%
Cell-to-cell
12%
Clinical Trials
12%
Gene Expression
12%
Cell-matrix Interactions
12%
Extracellular Matrix
12%
Growth Factors
12%
Biologic Processes
12%
Inhibitory Activity
12%
Proenzymes
12%
Therapeutic Agents
12%
Tumor Angiogenesis
12%
Therapeutic Efficacy
12%
Tumor Invasion
12%
Vasculature
12%
Wound Healing
12%
Potential Therapeutics
12%
Proteinase
12%
Synthetic Matrix
12%
Uterine Involution
12%
Tissue Inhibitor of metalloproteinase-1 (TIMP-1)
12%
Cytokine Activation
12%
Control Genes
12%
Wound Healing Process
12%
New Vessels
12%
Mammary Gland Involution
12%
Non-selective Inhibition
12%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Antiangiogenic
100%
Matrix Metalloproteinase
100%
Physical Disease by Body Function
30%
Matrix Metalloproteinase Inhibitor
30%
Tumor Growth
20%
Cytokine
20%
Wound Healing
20%
Combination Therapy
10%
Clinical Trial
10%
Tissue Inhibitor of Metalloproteinase
10%
Growth Factor
10%
Tumor Invasion
10%
Arthritis
10%
Enzyme Precursor
10%