Thomas Pollenus

Most-cited papers

1. The interaction of uPAR with VEGFR2 promotes VEGF-induced angiogenesis

   S. Herkenne, C. Paques, Olivier Nivelles, Michelle Lion +7 more

   2015Science Signaling57 citations Open access

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2. Study of the crosstalk between VEGF and BMP9 pathways: implications in HHT

   Thomas Pollenus, I. Struman

   20180 citations

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3. Study of the cross talks between the signaling pathways of VEGF and BMP9: implications in HHT

   Thomas Pollenus

   20170 citations

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4. Crosstalk between VEGF and BMP9 pathway. Implications in HHT disease

   Thomas Pollenus

   20170 citations

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5. Study of the cross talks between the signaling pathways of VEGF and BMP9 and their implications in hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia (HHT)

   Thomas Pollenus

   20160 citations

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6. Crosstalk between the VEGF and the TGF-beta pathway and their implication in HHT

   Thomas Pollenus, C. Paques, I. Struman

   20150 citations

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7. Study of the crosstalk between the VEGF and the BMP9 pathways and their implication in Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telengiectasia

   Thomas Pollenus, C. Paques, I. Struman

   20150 citations

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8. Growth Factors-Induced Angiogenesis Requires uPAR on Endothelial Cells

   C. Paques, S. Herkenne, Thomas Pollenus, I. Struman

   20140 citations

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