Titlebook: Atherosclerosis; Cellular and Molecul Avrum I. Gotlieb,B. Lowell Langille,Sergey Fedorof Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-86226-401-8tokines continues to expand. There are now some nine different interleukins (IL), many different colony stimulating factors (CSFs) and several distinct interferon classes. There is also an intriguing degree of overlap between the structure and function of molecules generally considered cytokines and

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Adaptations of Mature and Developing Arteries to Local Hemodynamicsment of diseases of the circulation. Currently, there is much interest in the responses of vascular tissues to mechanical loads, how these loads are transduced by the cells of the vessel wall, and what types of interactions between these cells are responsible for integrating coordinated responses to

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The Cytoskeleton of Arterial Smooth Muscle Cells During Development, Atheromatosis and Tissue Cultur in culture. The expression of α-smooth muscle (SM) actin can be used to monitor these changes. The synthesis of α-SM actin is decreased early after plating in cultured cells and early after endothelial lesion in animals. The amount of mRNA for α-SM actin is not affected in cultured cells, while it

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Repair of Arterial Endotheliumhis interest stems from the clinical data which shows that vascular prostheses are rarely endothelialized (1–5), and perhaps this fact alone is responsible for the occlusion of many grafts. There is also concern as to whether arteries subjected to angioplasty ever achieve total re-endothelialization

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The Role of the Cytoskeleton in Endothelial Repairof endothelial cells. It has become apparent that, in addition to acting as a thromboresistant surface and macromolecular barrier, endothelial cells are very active metabolically during the initiation and subsequent growth of fibrofatty atherosclerotic plaques.. In addition, many endothelial functio

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Thrombin-Stimulated Endothelial Cell Functions: Monocyte Adhesion and PDGF Productionadult endothelium. The activated state of the endothelial cell may result from the action of cytokines, as recently reviewed in detail by Pober and Cotran.. Alternatively, injury to the endothelium may shorten endothelial cell lifetime, causing increased turnover in specific regions of the artery. T