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growth factors, which regulate the growth of new and larger blood vessels ( 23 ). In pathological states, cardiomyocyte hypertrophy is associated with a mismatch between oxygen supply and demand, as the increased cardiomyocyte size is not matched by a
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the renal medulla ( 5 ), and the remodeled spiral arteries of the placental decidua ( 6 ). Uniquely, these hybrid vasculatures are directly connected to blood vessels and in most cases blood perfused, yet express PROX1, which is considered the master
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Introduction Vascular smooth muscle cells (vSMCs) develop from cell lineage precursors and progenitors to form a layer of non-striated contractile mural cells located between the tunica media and tunica adventitia of blood vessels which
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cells can reach the CNS via three different entry sites: via CNS parenchymal and leptomeningeal blood vessels and via the choroid plexus ( 6 ). Here we will focus on discussing our current knowledge on immune cell trafficking across CNS parenchymal and
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cells can penetrate a nearby blood vessel wall (intravasation) and are transported through the circulation. While in the circulation, cancer cells are referred to as circulating tumour cells (CTCs). At a distant site, CTCs can get trapped, which often
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Introduction Cardiovascular disorders (CVD) have a significant impact on global health that results in CVD being the cause of 32% of worldwide mortality ( 1 ). It encompasses conditions that affect the heart and blood vessels of the body, such
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Introduction Hypertension induces changes in the cardiovascular system, particularly in blood vessels, causing endothelial dysfunction ( 1 ). Consequently, a hypercontractile profile arises in vascular smooth muscle cells (VSMC) of renal
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during wound healing or tissue regeneration. During angiogenesis, new capillaries sprout from pre-existing blood vessels to expand the vascular plexus. The primary stimuli are a lack of oxygen and nutrients in the surrounding tissues, which induce the