ArticleAngiogenesis2019
The role of receptor MAS in microglia-driven retinal vascular development.
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14 authors at 4 institutions in 4 countries.
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Abstract
objectiveThe receptor MAS, encoded by Mas1, is expressed in microglia and its activation has been linked to anti-inflammatory actions. However, microglia are involved in several different processes in the central nervous system, including the promotion of angiogenesis. We therefore hypothesized that the receptor MAS also plays a role in angiogenesis via microglia. APPROACH AND
resultsTo assess the role of MAS on vascular network development, flat-mounted retinas from 3-day-old wild-type (WT) and Mas1
conclusionsOur study demonstrates that the activation of MAS is important for microglia recruitment and vascular growth in the developing retina.
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