Cancer without disease
NaturePublished 25 February 2004
Judah Folkman, Raghu Kalluri
Citations511
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SJR score18.29
SNIP10.16
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Abstract
Do inhibitors of blood-vessel growth found naturally in our bodies defend most of us against progression of cancer to a lethal stage?
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Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
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