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Promotion effect of Angelica sinensis extract on angiogenesis of chicken preovulatory follicles in vitro

Chen et al., 2022

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10240905172413467796
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Chen H
Chen X
Ping Z
Jiang X
Ge M
Ma J
Yu W
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Poultry Science

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Preovulatory follicles need a network of blood vessels to growth and maturation in hens (Gallus gallus). Angelica sinensis (Oliv.)(AS), a traditional Chinese herb, displays a novel pro-angiogenic activity. The molecular mechanisms underlying AS promoting preovulatory …
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