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Three-dimensional organization of smooth muscle cells in blood vessels of laboratory rodents.

Abstract

Three-dimensional aspects of smooth muscle cells of the microvasculature were studied ultrastructurally in laboratory rodents by means of serial thin sections and reconstruction of muscle cell models. It was demonstrated that a muscle cell of an arteriole (luminal diameter (LD) 17 microns) in hamster striated muscle was spindle-shaped, 70 microns long, and wound twice round the vessel axis. The volume of the cell was calculated as 750 microns3 and its surface area as 1330 microns2. A muscle cell in an arteriole (LD 6 microns) in the rat retina was irregular in shape, about 22 microns long, and had branched processes. The cell volume was calculated as 139 microns3 and its surface area as 298 microns2.

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Year: 1982 PMID： 7151129 DOI： 10.1007/bf00210897

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Cell Tissue Res ISSN： 0302-766X Impact factor: 5.249

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4 in total

Three-dimensional organization of smooth muscle cells in blood vessels of laboratory rodents.

1. Electron microscopy of elastic arteries; the thoracic aorta of the rat.

2. Observations of the microcirculatory bed in rat mesocecum using differential interference constrast microscopy in vivo and electron microscopy.

3. Visualization of the adventitial aspect of the vascular smooth muscle cells under the scanning electron microscope.

4. Structural integration of the arterial wall. I. Relationships and attachments of medial smooth muscle cells in normally distended and hyperdistended aortas.

5. The sphincter pupillae of the guinea-pig: structure of muscle cells, intercellular relations and density of innervation.

6. The fine structure of smooth muscle cells and their relationship to connective tissue in the rabbit portal vein.

7. The aortic tunica media in growing rats studied with the electron microscope.

8. Some ultrastructural characteristics of the renal artery and abdominal aorta in the rat.

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10. Electron microscope study of the normal rat aorta.

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4. Microvascular system of hip joint constituents with special reference to ultrastructural findings and early arteriosclerosis.