| Within the pod wall vasculature, phloem companion cells also appear to differentiate transfer cell-like wall ingrowths. |
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| Purpura results from the extravasation of blood from the vasculature into the skin or mucous membranes. |
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| There are studies on the vasculature of the scaled integument of lizards and snakes. |
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| The fibers terminate in the myenteric plexus where they supply ganglion cells, as well as in the vasculature. |
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| They reduce sympathetic nervous tone and induce natriuresis by their actions on the renal vasculature and tubules. |
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| Plant learning increases vasculature and increased communication between cells through plasmodesmata. |
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| Damage to the vasculature of the biliary tree can also induce significant bile duct damage. |
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| Because of its enormous surface area, the lung vasculature is particularly sensitive to barrier dysregulation with increases in permeability. |
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| Little is known about the relation between the vasculature at the bronchial epithelial surface and at the center of larger tumors. |
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| For example, abnormal development of the vasculature around the trachea may create a vascular ring that impinges on the trachea. |
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| Medicines can be used to help prevent this phenomenon, and further diagnostic tests can help monitor the cerebral vasculature. |
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| The predictive value of changes in the carotid vasculature for stroke has not yet been established. |
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| Otherwise lacked discrete gross lesion, and the pulmonary vasculature was without note. |
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| The enzymes u-PA and t-PA are responsible for the activation of plasminogen to plasmin, which breaks down blood clots in the vasculature. |
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| It is not usually possible to colposcopically evaluate the vasculature beneath such an area. |
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| Brain vasculature is functionally implicated in a majority of brain diseases. |
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| A greater volume of the body can be imaged in a shorter time, allowing evaluation of the vasculature from the aortic arch to the circle of Willis. |
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| Functionally disrupting the vasculature network eventually starves the tumor. |
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| Oligemia is considered to be present if, in a given lung region, the pulmonary vasculature is greatly diminished with concomitant hyperlucency of the lung parenchyma. |
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| Obesity-related complications are not limited to the vasculature and circulatory system, but also include respiratory consequences. |
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| Opening of the thorax showed extensive compression of the regional vasculature, including the left innominate vein, left subclavian vein, and superior vena cava. |
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| Therefore anti-cancer nanoparticles need to extravasate from tumor vasculature and permeate thick fibrotic tissue to target tumor cells. |
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| Calcium channel blockers prevent calcium from entering the cells of the arterial vasculature and cause dilation in the coronary arteries and periphery. |
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| Thirdly, simvastatin inhibits endothelial cell apoptosis and preserves ischaemic vasculature, perhaps maintaining a competent vascular supply to the macula. |
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| The diagnosis of fibrocartilaginous emboli is made by documenting the presence of intervertebral disk material within the spinal cord vasculature. |
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| When assessment of the cerebral vasculature is necessary, an MR angiogram or MR venogram may be performed. |
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| The leucopaenia of hypersplenism is predominantly due to an absolute reduction in total circulating neutrophils by increased margination within the splenic vasculature. |
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| With disruption of this balance, mediated by a combination of inflammatory and traditional cardiovascular risk factors, the vasculature becomes susceptible to atheroma formation. |
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| This extra lead runs from the more easily accessible right ventricle of the heart, out of the heart and into the external vasculature of left ventricle, shocking it from outside the heart. |
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| Join our cardiac pathologist in a close up review of cardiac vasculature. |
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| The effect of lovastatin on the progression of atherosclerosic plaques in the coronary arteries has been corroborated by similar findings in another vasculature. |
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| Once the NGR peptide binds to the CD13 receptor, the carrier is internalized and releases the anti-cancer drug which, in turn, specifically damages the tumor vasculature and kills tumor cells. |
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| Experimental models of cirrhosis demonstrated that this compound reduces portal pressure by decreasing intrahepatic resistance, rather than through direct effects on the portal vasculature. |
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| It is not only involved in vasculature expansion, but also in angioadaptation of vessels to meet physiological requirements. |
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| Structurally L. rohita exhibited both tetrapodean and teleostean type of hypothalamo-hypophysial vasculature. |
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| New vasculature, under the influence of angiogenic growth factors, may grow from the vaso vasorum within the adventitia into the plaque. |
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| In order to allow for leucocyte extravasation, changes in the vasculature and angiogenesis are required. |
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| Floral vasculature, sporogenesis and gametophyte development in Pentastemona egregia. |
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| Irradiation of the vascularized portion of the chicken embryo will also be performed to study the effect of radiation on the vasculature. |
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| In abruptio placentae, blood vessels at the placental bed rupture spontaneously owing to a lack of resiliency or to abnormal changes in uterine vasculature. |
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| Isolation of different cell types by laser capture microdissection is being used to identify distinct signatures for early stage disease, metastatic lesions, tumour stroma and tumour vasculature. |
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| Our results demonstrate the potential for considering further development of procoagulant liposomes that selectively target thrombogenesis in tumor vasculature. |
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| Cauline vasculature and leaf trace production in medullosan pteridosperms. |
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| The AVP III further expands the AGA family of occlusion devices designed to embolize, or close, blood vessels and blood vessel malformations in the peripheral vasculature. |
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