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Stergios Zacharoulis,
Anna H. Bramley,
Loïc Vincent,
Carla Costa,
Daniel D. MacDonald,
David K. Jin,
Koji Shido,
Scott A. Kerns,
Zhenping Zhu,
Daniel Hicklin,
Yan Wu,
Jeffrey L. Port,
Nasser Altorki,
Elisa R. Port,
Davide Ruggero,
Sergey V. Shmelkov,
Kristian K. Jensen,
Shahin Rafii,
David Lyden and
J. Wels
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Nature, 2009, vol. 461, issue 7262, E5-E5
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Abstract Replying to: M. R. Dawson et al. Nature 461, 10.1038/nature08254 (2009) Commenting on ref. 1, Dawson et al. 2 claim that metastasis formation is independent of VEGFR1 activity, contradicting work by us and many others, including the original description of flt1TK-/- (VEGFR1-TK-/-) mice in the metastatic setting3. Contrasting the findings by Dawson et al.2, here we show that VEGFR1 knockdown in myelomonocytic cells eradicates micro- and macrometastases in a non-amputation/resection tumour model.
Date: 2009
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