Use of aryl hydrocarbon receptor ligand as a therapeutic...

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C514S414000, C514S419000

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07419992

ABSTRACT:
A method of treating angiogenesis-implicated disorders by selecting a subject predisposed to an angiogenesis-implicated disorder and then administering an effective amount of an endogenous aryl hydrocarbon receptor ligand or its analogs according to a formula as disclosed herein is disclosed.

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