Overview
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Tai-Ping D. Fan
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Angiogenesis Laboratory, Department of Pharmacology, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK
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Elise C. Kohn
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Molecular Signaling Section, Laboratory of Pathology, National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, USA
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Table of contents (30 chapters)
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Concepts
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- Robert Auerbach, Wanda Auerbach
Pages 1-6
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- Michael S. Pepper, Stefano J. Mandriota, Roberto Montesano
Pages 7-40
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- Amy D. Bradshaw, E. Helene Sage
Pages 51-66
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Angiogenesis in Health and Disease
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- Dorothy Rodriguez, Peter C. Brooks
Pages 67-79
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- David Andrew Walsh, Tai-Ping D. Fan
Pages 81-104
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- Wayne A. Morrison, Geraldine M. Mitchell, Jane E. Barker, Tamara Konopka, Alastair G. Stewart
Pages 105-113
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- D. Stephen Charnock-Jones, Yulong He, Stephen K. Smith
Pages 115-128
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- Ewa M. Paleolog, Jadwiga M. Miotla
Pages 129-149
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- Stephen B. Fox, Adrian L. Harris
Pages 151-176
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Stimulation of Angiogenesis [Therapeutic Angiogenesis]
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- David C. West, Tai-Ping D. Fan
Pages 177-188
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- Hynda K. Kleinman, Derrick S. Grant, Katherine M. Malinda
Pages 189-197
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- Sandor Szabo, Yuen Shing, M. Judah Folkman, Aron Vincze, Zoltan Gombos, Xiaoming Deng et al.
Pages 199-211
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- Margaret D. Brown, Olga Hudlická
Pages 213-248
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- Jeffrey M. Isner, Takayuki Asahara
Pages 249-277
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- Johannes Waltenberger, Vinzenz Hombach
Pages 279-293
About this book
An international team of experts critically review the recent progress in basic and applied research in angiogenesis. Their cutting-edge discussion ranges from the stimulation and repression of angiogenesis to the discovery of novel targets and the use angiotherapy in the clinic. They also detail the fundamental concepts in the physiology and pathophysiology of angiogenesis and evaluate the potential of angiotherapy in the management of angiogenic disease, highlighting some of the angiogenics and antiangiogenics both in development and in clinical trials.
Reviews
From the Foreword by Judah Folkman, "In this very timely and informative book, Tai Ping Fan and Elise Kohn have assembled chapters authored by many of the leading scientists in the field of angiogenesis research. The molecular underpinnings of the angiogenic process in reproduction, development, repair and in disease, are clearly developed. Broad coverage is given to preclinical and clinical applications of angiogenesis inhibitors, and the book is a valuable source of references to the many aspects of the angiogenic process. . .The importance of quantifying effectiveness of antiangiogenic therapy is just one of many new directions in angiogenesis research both basic and clinical, which are highlighted by the authors. Future directions are also emphasized in the chapters on gene therapy, therapeutic angiogenesis for ischemic disease of the heart and limbs, and in new thinking about preventive antiangiogenic therapy." -Judah Folkman, July 2001
"This is an excellent collection of reviews in the field of angiogenesis therapy. This is an important area because growth factors are now in the clinical trials in the cardiovascular arena in an attempt to grow new vessels for ischemic disease. At the same time, antiangiogenesis is being evaluated to prevent tumor growth and neovascularization in the diabetic retina. Each chapter is well referenced and the index is very helpful in locating specific points in the book. This is an important addition to the medical literature. "-Doody's Health Sciences Book Review Journal, 96 score, 4 stars!
"Fan and Kohn have assembled a group of international experts who have written up-to-date and detailed chapters on all aspects of the processes. The term 'therapeutic angiogenesis' encompasses the use of angiogenesis stimulation to overcome certain disease states. The material is quite detailed and aimed at investigators, but the book as a whole is an excellent reference for anyone interested in the field." - Oncology
Editors and Affiliations
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Angiogenesis Laboratory, Department of Pharmacology, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK
Tai-Ping D. Fan
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Molecular Signaling Section, Laboratory of Pathology, National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, USA
Elise C. Kohn
