Angiogenesis: Key Principles — Science — Technology — Medicine

Front Matter....Pages i-xii
Angiogenesis — Historical perspective....Pages 1-3
Angiogenesis — Retrospect and outlook....Pages 4-13
Angiogenesis — The interdisciplinary challenge....Pages 14-19
Angiogenesis — Cytokines as part of a network....Pages 20-22
Angiogenesis — Biomedical technology....Pages 23-25
Angiogenesis — Time to review progress....Pages 26-28
Angiogenesis — A new fascinating enigma for surgeons?!....Pages 29-31
Intussusceptive microvascular growth, a new mechanism of capillary network formation....Pages 32-39
Combined morphological approaches in the study of network formation in tumor angiogenesis....Pages 40-58
Maturation of newly-formed subretinal vessels....Pages 59-63
Embryonic development of the CNS microvasculature in the mouse: new insights into the structural mechanisms of early angiogenesis....Pages 64-68
Vascular supply in embryonic neural transplants....Pages 69-73
Microvascular network architecture in a mammary carcinoma....Pages 74-80
Tumor angiogenesis: evidence of new blood channels from plasma infiltrations....Pages 81-84
Receptors for platelet-derived growth factor on microvascular endothelial cells....Pages 85-90
Five FGF receptors with distinct expression patterns....Pages 91-100
Activation of the tyrosine kinase receptor is not sufficient for the full biological activity of bFGF....Pages 101-106
Angiogenesis and heparin mimics....Pages 107-117
Endothelial cell migration and chemotaxis in angiogenesis....Pages 118-124
Microenvironment and angiogenic response....Pages 125-128
Modulation of angiogenesis in vitro....Pages 129-136
Proteolytic balance and capillary morphogenesis in vitro....Pages 137-145
Metalloproteinase inhibition as a mechanism for the inhibition of angiogenesis....Pages 146-151
TPA-induced differentiation of rat aortic endothelial cells is substrate-specific and receptor mediated....Pages 152-157
Aortic endothelial cells in culture: factors which modulate their morphological and biosynthetic phenotypes....Pages 158-166
The behaviour of pericytes in vitro: relevance to angiogenesis and differentiation....Pages 167-178
Identification of non heparin-binding endothelial cell growth factor from rat myofibroblasts....Pages 179-187
Differential expression of integrin cell-substratum adhesion receptors on endothelium....Pages 188-192
Modulation of extracellular matrix receptors (integrins) on human endothelial cells by cytokines....Pages 193-197
Possible mechanisms of type I collagen-induced vascular tube formation....Pages 198-204
Basic fibroblast growth factor bound to cell substrate promotes cell adhesion, proliferation, and protease production in cultured endothelial cells....Pages 205-209
Thrombospondin modulates basic fibroblast growth factor activities on endothelial cells....Pages 210-213
Binding sites for basic fibroblast growth factor on solid tumors are associated with the vasculature....Pages 214-218
Studies on basic fibroblast growth factor (FGF- β ) gene expression in the rat and pig ovary using in situ hybridization and quantitative reverse transcriptase — Polymerase chain reaction techniques....Pages 219-229
Effects of platelet-activating factor on endothelial cells and fibroblasts in vitro....Pages 230-234
Angiogenin and endothelial cells....Pages 235-238
Cultured endothelial cell mobilization induced by partially purified human uterine angiogenic factor....Pages 239-243
Two cloned cerebral endothelial cell phenotypes: an in vitro model for angiogenesis?....Pages 244-249
Bone endothelial cells: A tool for analyzing cell to cell interactions in the skeletal tissue....Pages 250-254
Expression of angiogenic growth factors in the collateralized swine myocardium....Pages 255-260
Tumor cell spheroids induce a mitogenic response in endothelial cells....Pages 261-265
A monoclonal antibody (E-9) binds preferentially to the vasculatures of human tumors, embryonic and regenerating tissues....Pages 266-271
Liver or lung colonization by F9 teratocarcinoma cells follows specific interactions with the target organ....Pages 272-276
Induction and altered distribution of tenascin in the basal lamina of colorectal adenomas and carcinomas....Pages 277-281
On the quantitative rat mesenteric-window angiogenesis assay....Pages 282-286
Wound healing in aged animals — Effects of locally applied Transforming Growth Factor beta 2 in different model systems....Pages 287-295
Intradermal angiogenesis in nude mice induced by human tumor cells or b-FGF....Pages 296-301
Angiogenic activity of PAF and inhibition of blood flow by Bothrops Jararaca venom in a mouse sponge model....Pages 302-307
Further studies on angiogenesis in a rat sponge model....Pages 308-314
A multichannel wounding device for the study of vascular repair in vitro....Pages 315-320
Assessment of angiogenic potential—the use of AIDS-KS cell supernatants as an in vitro model....Pages 321-326
Delivery systems for angiogenesis stimulators and inhibitors....Pages 327-330
Angiopolarity of cell carriers: directional angiogenesis in resorbable liver cell transplantation devices....Pages 331-334
Angiogenic vessels as a potential for targeted therapy in human liver metastases....Pages 335-338
The effect of angiotensin II on tumor blood flow and the delivery of microparticulate cytotoxic drugs....Pages 339-345
Effects of hypercholesterolemia on monokine-induced smooth muscle cell proliferation....Pages 346-356
Deuterium nuclear magnetic resonance imaging of the developmental pattern of tumour blood flow....Pages 357-361
The perfluorocarbon emulsion PFOB: potential indicator of change in blood volume using fluorine-19 NMR spectroscopy....Pages 362-367
Clinical investigations on blood perfusion in human malignancies of the pelvis and abdomen: significance for tumor therapy....Pages 368-372
A bone tissue integrated single fibre laser Doppler flowmeter probe....Pages 373-380
Induction of angiogenesis by growth factors: relevance to pancreatic islet transplantation....Pages 381-385
Role of basic fibroblast growth factor in proliferation of endothelium and smooth muscle after denuding injury in vivo....Pages 386-388
Capillary Growth in the Heart....Pages 389-394
Angiogenic role of lactic acid in the mechanism of neovascularization....Pages 395-399
Hyperoxia (145 mmHg pO 2 ) and tissue normoxia (20–40 mmHg pO 2 ) modulate human vascular cell functions....Pages 400-404
Impact of basic fibroblast growth factor (bFGF) on wound healing in chronically ischemic tissue....Pages 405-406
Endothelial cell proliferation is induced by radiation in cultured explants of human urothelium and oesophageal mucosa....Pages 407-410
The direct effect of light therapy on endothelial cell proliferation in vitro....Pages 411-414
Angiogenesis during tumor progression in human malignant melanoma....Pages 415-420
Tumor growth regulation by modulation of basic fibroblast growth factor....Pages 421-427
A protein RNase inhibitor (RNasin) expresses anti-angiogenic properties in mice....Pages 428-431
Reactions of microvascular endothelial cells to tumor necrosis factor in vivo....Pages 432-435
Studies on tumor induced angiogenesis....Pages 436-444
The mode of action of anti-angiogenic steroid and heparin....Pages 445-448
Angiostatic activity of anticancer agents in the chick embryo chorioallantoic membrane (CHE-CAM) assay....Pages 449-454
In vitro activity of novel sulphonic derivatives of distamicyn A....Pages 455-458
In vivo activity of novel sulphonic derivatives of distamycin A....Pages 459-462
Antiangiogenesis strategies in cancer therapy with special reference to Krestin....Pages 463-470
FDA regulations for growth factors and related products....Pages 471-478
Angiogenesis in MEDLINE and beyond....Pages 479-492
Back Matter....Pages 493-497