A lot of proteins are involved in angiogenesis. Not to say it isn't important, but the body has many redundancies to make sure small errors don't break the whol

A lot of proteins are involved in angiogenesis. Not to say it isn't important, but the body has many redundancies to make sure small errors don't break the whole system. That alone doesn't necessarily mean much, hence the MTDH knock out mice(model mice with the MTDH gene turned off) shows no obvious side effects. I suppose we'll see with time whether that holds up when applied in practice.