Cyanide is an endogenous stimulator of endothelial cell proliferation, migration and differentiation

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Authors: Anna Kierońska-Rudek
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File: Fig1A.zip Description: electrochemical analysis of the production of CN in HUVEC incubated with CN donors File: Fig1B.zip Description: expression of VEGF in HUVEC incubated with CN donors (Western blot data) File: Fig1C.7z Description: Proliferation of HUVEC incubated with CN donors File: Fig1D.7z Description: Wound healing of HUVEC incubated with CN donors File: Fig1E.7z Description: Tube formation of HUVEC incubated with CN donors File: Fig2A.zip Description: electrochemical analysis of the production of CN in HUVEC incubated with CN scavengers File: Fig2B.7z Description: fluorescent analysis of the production of CN in HUVEC incubated with CN scavengers File: Fig2C.7z Description: Proliferation of HUVEC incubated with Hydroxocobalamin +/- VEGF File: Fig_2D.7z Description: Wound healing of HUVEC incubated with Hydroxocobalamin +/- VEGF File: Fig2E.zip Description: ATP production in HUVEC incubated with Hydroxocobalamin +/- VEGF File: Fig2F.7z Description: Proliferation of HUVEC incubated with Hydroxychloroquine +/- VEGF File: Fig2G.7z Description: Wound healing of HUVEC incubated with Hydroxychloroquine +/- VEGF File: Fig2H.zip Description: ATP production in HUVEC incubated with Hydroxychloroquine +/- VEGF

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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5 January 2026
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