Coexistence of Eph receptor B1 and ephrin B2 in port-wine stain endothelial progenitor cells contributes to clinicopathological vasculature dilatation
British Journal of Dermatology2017Vol. 177(6), pp. 1601–1611
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Wenbin Tan, J. Wang, Fang Zhou, Ling Gao, Rong Yin, H. Liu, A. Sukanthanag, Gang Wang, Martín C. Mihm, D.-B. Chen, J. Stuart Nelson
Abstract
PWS ECs are differentiation-impaired, late-stage endothelial progenitor cells with a specific phenotype of CD133+ /CD166+ /EphB1+ /EfnB2+ , which form immature venule-like pathoanatomical vasculatures. The disruption of normal EC-EC interactions by coexistence of EphB1 and EfnB2 contributes to progressive dilatation of PWS vasculatures.
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