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tissue provide signals


Endothelial Cells responds by


 

producing proteases--> digest their way through basal lamina of capillary 


migrating towards source of signal 


proliferating 


form tubes


differentiating 

in low O2 there is high levels of Hypoxia Induced Factor ... leading to

HIF induces VEGF


EC senses it


transcription elements activated 


sprouts towards cells

VEGF exerts effects by 

binding to and activating structurally related membrane receptor TK 

VEGFR3 located at

lymphatic EC

VEGFR1 and 2 expressed on surface of

blood EC

VEGF-A binds to

VEGFR1 and 2

PIGF and VEGF-B interact only with

VEGFR1

VEGF-C/D bind to 

VEGFR3


proteolytic processing: might bind to VEGFR2 

VEGFR2 is the major mediator of...

EC mitogenesis, survival and microvascular permeability 

VEGFR1 role

inhibitory role by sequestering VEGF and prevent its interaction with VEGFR2 


 


regulate expression of variety of genes in endothelium such as MMP9 and certain growth factors 

activators of VEGF synthesis

EGF


IGF-1


PDGF


H2O2


IL6


bFGF


Hypoxia


COX2 increase 


NO increase


oncogenes 

process of angiogenesis via VEGF

VEGF binds to VEGFR2


TK signaling cascade


stimulate production of: 


factors that stimulate vessel permeability produced: eNOS producing NO


proliferation/ survibal: bFGF


migration: ICAMs / VCAMs/MMPs


 


finally differentiaton into mature blood vessels 

Bevacizumab

binds to and neutralises all human VEGF-A isoforms