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Inflammatory cytokines and the lymphatic endothelium.
Lymphatic Research and Biology, 2014S. Rockson
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Ultrastructure of lymphatic endothelium
Proceedings, annual meeting, Electron Microscopy Society of America, 1989Recently, the lymphatics in the caprine hemal nodes have been described. The present study describes some ultrastructural features of the endothelium in the lymphatics of the goat hemal nodes.Hemal nodes located along the aorta, were collected from 15 clinically healthy, adult, West African dwarf goats.
N.K. Sidhu, D.N. Ezeasor, A. Singh
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Lymphatic endothelium: a new frontier of metastasis research [PDF]
Nature Cell Biology, 2002 The vascular endothelium is a dynamic tissue with many active functions. Until recently, endothelial cell (EC) biology studies have used cultured ECs from various organs; these cell lines are considered representative of the blood vascular endothelium.
Kari Alitalo +2 more
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The organization of endocytotic vesicles in lymphatic endothelium
Microvascular Research, 1983The lymphatic endothelium from renal hilar lymphatics in the rat was subjected to qualitative and quantitative ultrastructural analysis with emphasis on the extent and disposition of its vesicular component. The uncoated endocytotic vesicles had an average maximum diameter of 0.073 micron and occupied 7% of the cytoplasm.
Patricia J. O'Morchoe +2 more
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Lymphatic endothelium expresses PECAM-1
Tissue and Cell, 1998The expression of adhesion molecules on the lymphatic endothelium of human small intestine and submandibular lymph node was studied immunohistochemically with the antibodies for selectin family and Ig superfamily members. In both small intestine and submandibular lymph node, lymphatic endothelium did not express intercellular adhesion molecule-1 and ...
Hiroshi Shiroto +5 more
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A Novel Monoclonal Antibody Specific for Lymphatic Endothelium
The Histochemical Journal, 2000The difficulty of identifying and differentiating lymphatic and blood microvessels in tissue sections can be overcome by a monoclonal antibody specific for lymphatic endothelium. Unfortunately, the only known antibody also reacts with the endothelium of some blood vessels.
WEBER, E. +4 more
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Markers for the lymphatic endothelium: In search of the holy grail?
Microscopy Research and Technique, 2001AbstractThe ability to discriminate reliably at the histological level between blood and lymphatic microcapillaries would greatly assist the study of a number of biological and pathological questions and may also be of clinical utility. A structure–function comparison of these types of microcapillary suggests that differences which could function as ...
Sleeman, J. P. +3 more
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Myogenic Responses of Isolated Lymphatics: Modulation by Endothelium
Microcirculation, 1997ABSTRACTObjective: To characterize the effect of increases of intraluminal pressure on the spontaneous diameter oscillations of isolated lymphatics and on the maximum and minimum diameter, in the presence and absence of endothelium.Methods: Afferent lymphatics were isolated from rat iliac lymph nodes.
Risuke Mizuno +6 more
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A comparative study of cultured vascular and lymphatic endothelium
Experimental pathology, 1991There is comparatively little knowledge of the structure and function of cultured lymphatic endothelium. A study was carried out to compare the intrinsic growth characteristics of cultured lymphatic endothelial cells with cultured endothelial derived from blood vessels. It was found that cultured lymphatic endothelium has growth requirements and growth
L.C.J. Yong, B.E. Jones
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