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Wu, Y.-J., Sala-Newby, G. B., Shu, K.-T., Yeh, H.-I., Nakayama, K. I., Nakayama,
     K., . . . Bond, M. (n.d.). S-phase Kinase-associated protein-2 (Skp2)
     promotes vascular smooth muscle cell proliferation and neointima formation
     in vivo.
       This study investigated the role of the S-phase Kinease-associated
       protein-2 (SKP2) in tissue proliferation, a leading cause of in-stent
       restinosis, venous graft failure, and atherosclerosis. Further
       researching Vascular smooth muscle cell proliferation (VSMC) and its
       reliance on the Skp2 protein, this study investigated its effect on VSMC
       and neointimal formation. Concluding that the reduction of SKp2 protein
       in mice results in a significantly reduced neointimal growth area, this
       study evaluated said protein manipulation and aimed to identify
       additional factors in tissue proliferation control.

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