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Acta Clinica Belgica, 2007
Abnormal endothelial function plays a pivota role in the pathogenesis of diabetic complications. Due to lack of autoregulation of glucose transport in the presence of high extracellular glucose concentrations, intracellular hyperglycaemia induces a series of metabolic changes that ultimately lead to the genesis of both microvascular complications (the ...
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Abnormal endothelial function plays a pivota role in the pathogenesis of diabetic complications. Due to lack of autoregulation of glucose transport in the presence of high extracellular glucose concentrations, intracellular hyperglycaemia induces a series of metabolic changes that ultimately lead to the genesis of both microvascular complications (the ...
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Pathology - Research and Practice, 1978
The morphology of endothelium is well known from electron-microscopic examination. Aided by new suitable examination methods such as the endothelial culture (Maruyama, 1963; Gimbrone, 1976), the detection of endothelial cells in blood (Herbeuval and Feurot, 1964), and the "Hautchen't-method (Sinapius, 1952; Warren, 1965; Sade and Folkman, 1972; Riese ...
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The morphology of endothelium is well known from electron-microscopic examination. Aided by new suitable examination methods such as the endothelial culture (Maruyama, 1963; Gimbrone, 1976), the detection of endothelial cells in blood (Herbeuval and Feurot, 1964), and the "Hautchen't-method (Sinapius, 1952; Warren, 1965; Sade and Folkman, 1972; Riese ...
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Endothelium and Allotransplantation
Transplantation, 2006Endothelial cells form the inner lining of blood vessels. The endothelium displays remarkable heterogeneity in structure and function. Phenotypic diversity reflects the ability of the endothelium to meet the demands of the underlying tissue. In addition to their critical role in homeostasis, endothelial cells are affected by, and contribute to, many ...
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Endothelium-dependent and endothelium-independent skin vasoreactivity in the elderly
Aging Clinical and Experimental Research, 2002It was demonstrated that endothelium-dependent vasoreactivity, an aspect of endothelial functioning, is impaired in coronary and brachial arteries, and in skeletal muscle resistance vessels of elderly people. However, little data is available about the influence of aging per se on the endothelial function of the skin microcirculation.
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Kidney International, 2009
The paper entitled "Endothelium in the allograft" by Bryan N Becker et al, which was published online on 9 September 2009, has been withdrawn at the authors' request. Kidney International advance online publication, 9 September 2009; doi:10.1038/ki.2009.333.
Arjang Djamali +5 more
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The paper entitled "Endothelium in the allograft" by Bryan N Becker et al, which was published online on 9 September 2009, has been withdrawn at the authors' request. Kidney International advance online publication, 9 September 2009; doi:10.1038/ki.2009.333.
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The endothelium in atherogenesis
Lupus, 2000The focus of this article is an overview of the endothelial changes that initiate and perpetuate the process of atherogenesis. The endothelium can undergo a series of changes which allow it to participate in the inflammatory response; this is known as endothelial cell activation (ECA).
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2006
In recent decades, it has become evident that the endothelium is by no means a passive inner lining of blood vessels. This 'organ' with a large surface (approximately 350 m2) and a comparatively small total mass (approximately 110 g) is actively involved in vital functions of the cardiovascular system, including regulation of perfusion, fluid and ...
A R, Pries, W M, Kuebler
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In recent decades, it has become evident that the endothelium is by no means a passive inner lining of blood vessels. This 'organ' with a large surface (approximately 350 m2) and a comparatively small total mass (approximately 110 g) is actively involved in vital functions of the cardiovascular system, including regulation of perfusion, fluid and ...
A R, Pries, W M, Kuebler
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The endothelium and inflammation
Inflammation Research, 2000Neville A. Punchard, C. Paul
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