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on the vasculature have often been overlooked, despite its central and mediating role in the CVS. However, there is now emerging evidence for the importance of the vasculature in CVD development with chemotherapy exposure. The vascular endothelium
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Introduction Understanding the mechanisms governing vascular morphogenesis to efficiently vascularize engineered tissues continues to be a major roadblock in tissue engineering. A fundamental challenge in engineering the complexity of
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