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Endothelial-pericyte interactions regulate angiogenesis via VEGFR2 signaling during retinal development and disease

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By Yingyu Lin, Emily Warren, Bria Macklin, Lucas Ramirez
| BioRxiv
Abstract Pericytes stabilize the microvasculature by enhancing endothelial barrier integrity, resulting in functional networks. During retinal development, pericyte recruitment is crucial for stabilizing nascent angiogenic vasculature. However, in adulthood, disrupted endothelial-pericyte interactions lead to vascular dropout and pathological angiogenesis in ocular microvascular diseases, and strategies to stabilize the retinal vasculature are lacking.
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Patient Satisfaction with Community Health Service Centers as Gatekeepers and the Influencing Factors: A Cross-Sectional Study in Shenzhen, China

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By Jiang Wu, Shengchao Zhang, Huiqing Chen, Yingyu Lin
| PLOS
Shenzhen is the first pilot city in China implementing the gatekeeper policy, with community health service (CHS) centers as the gatekeepers. We aim to investigate patient satisfaction with this policy and its influencing factors in Shenzhen. 3,848 patients visiting eight CHS centers in Shenzhen of China between May 1 and July 28, 2013 were recruited. We interviewed them using a structured questionnaire to investigate their satisfaction with the gatekeeper policy of CHS.
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