Endothelial cells acquire different phenotypes to establish functional vascular networks.
Vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) signaling induces endothelial proliferation …

The degree of nerve regeneration after peripheral nerve injury can be altered by the
microenvironment at the site of injury. Stem cells and vascularity are postulated to be a part …

One of the bottlenecks of advanced study on tissue engineering in regenerative medicine is
rapid and functional vascularization. For a deeper comprehension of vascularization, the …

Neovascularization, including angiogenesis, arteriogenesis and vasculogenesis, occurs in
physiological and pathological state. Efficient and controlled reconstruction of functional …

Peripheral nerve injury has been suggested to up-regulate mRNA for the vascular
endothelial growth factor (VEGF) which enhances nerve regeneration. VEGF is known to …

Neurovascular disorders, which involve the vascular and nervous systems, are common.
Research on such disorders usually focuses on either vascular or nervous components …

In response to injury, the function of the adult mammalian central nervous system (CNS) is
repaired by angiogenesis and neurogenesis. The proliferation, differentiation and migration …

Background After peripheral nerve injury, Schwann cells proliferate and migrate to the
injured site, thereby promoting peripheral nerve regeneration. The process is regulated by …

Poor wound healing and pathological healing have been pressing issues in recent years, as
they impact human quality of life and pose risks of long-term complications. The study of …

Understanding how nerves spontaneously innervate tissues or regenerate small injuries is
critical to enhance material-based interventions to regenerate large scale, traumatic injuries …