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Time-lapsed interactions of gene expression, vascular growth and hemodynamics during early embryonic arterial development
The role of hemodynamic forces within the embryo as biomechanical regulators for cardiovascular morphogenesis, growth, and remodeling is well supported through the experimental studies. Furthermore, clinical experience suggests that perturbed flow disrupts the normal vascular growth process as one e
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