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What type of substances are angiostatin and endostatin and where are they produced? What do they do?

A) describe the experiments using cow bones to discover anti-angiogenic substances. Why was this used as a source of these potential proteins?

B) describe the “accidental” discovery of a novel antiangiogenic substance because of lab contamination?

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