Titlebook: Structure and Function of the Circulation; Volume 3 Colin J. Schwartz (Professor of Pathology, Member Book 1981 Plenum Press, New York 198

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Book 1981ation of Nicholas T. Werthessen and Stewart Wolf. Dr. Schwartz, an authority on vascular structure and function and a respected investigator in this field for many years, selected as authors for the chapters an outstanding group of scientists from various parts of the world. As indicated in the Pref

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Arterial Wall Carbohydrate-Protein Macromolecules,cularly important to the cardiovascular system. Early observations suggested that connective tissue was only an anatomic system for structure and support, but now we know that it is composed of vital dynamic materials with many metabolic processes which serve many physiologic functions. Connective t

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,Studies of Arterial Endothelial Integrity with the Dye Exclusion Test — A Review,l tissue, the endothelium, is confronted with problems. Even the normal strain of the blood flow may cause endothelial injury at certain sites (review and references: Fry, 1973). This may explain the characteristic localization of “spontaneous” atherosclerosis in Man. The accelerated atherosclerosis

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Arterial Smooth Muscle Cells in Tissue Culture, surprising that they were grown . by Carrell, Maximow, and other pioneers who first cultured diploid cells, since it is relatively easy to grow the cells in pure culture from explants (Carrell and Burrows, 1910; Maximow, 1925). The outgrowths from these explants in turn provide cells which are read

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Contractile Proteins of Vascular Endothelium and Smooth Muscle,ooth muscle cells in different segments of the human vascular tree. Evidence will also be presented indicating that the content of actomyosin in endothelial cells of cerebral vessels can increase in hypertension. This data will be reviewed in the light of a body of knowledge gained largely over the