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Endothelial Progenitor Cells Are Recruited Into Resolving Venous Thrombi
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Bone marrow-derived, Tie2-expressing cells were recruited into the thrombus during resolution but did not line the new vessels. Many of these cells expressed a macrophage phenotype and may represent a population of plastic stem cells that orchestrate thrombus recanalization.
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