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Progression to malignancy in gliomas reflects inverse relation of PEDF and VEGF expression

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A Chinese study has been the first to suggest that pigment epithelium derived factor (PEDF) expression is a marker for gliomas and might eventually be used to stop their growth.

PEDF mRNA in normal brain tissue was five times more abundant than in low grade malignant gliomas and over …

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