Protein kinase Cδ deficiency accelerates neointimal lesions of mouse injured artery involving delayed reendothelialization and vasohibin-1 accumulation

Medicine and Dentistry

• Protein Kinase C 100%
• Lesion 29%
• Endothelial Cell 23%
• Programmed Cell Death 11%
• Neointima 11%
• Injury 11%
• Protein 5%
• Cell Proliferation 5%
• Phenotype 5%
• Smooth Muscle Cell 5%
• Protein Expression 5%
• Femoral Artery 5%
• Cell Type 5%
• Vascular Disease 5%
• Protein Degradation 5%
• down Regulation 5%
• Wound Healing 5%
• Development 5%
• Antiangiogenic Activity 5%
• Short Hairpin RNA 5%
• Intimal Hyperplasia 5%
• Cells 5%
• Tissues 5%
• Absence 5%
• Artery 5%
• Macrophage 5%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Protein Kinase C 100%
• Mouse 29%
• Reendothelialization 17%
• Apoptosis 11%
• Protein Expression 5%
• Cell Proliferation 5%
• Phenotype 5%
• down Regulation 5%
• Knockout Mouse 5%
• Protein Catabolism 5%
• Development 5%
• Small Hairpin RNA 5%
• Wound Healing 5%
• Antiangiogenic Activity 5%
• Staining 5%
• Animal 5%
• Protein 5%