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Neurohumoral Control of the Vascular Systemomotor alterations and participates in the control of the internal environment and homeostasis. The vascular smooth muscle is the effector organ for these alterations. Indeed, with the exception of capillaries and some venules, the vessels have the ability to alter their calibre, to influence the re

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Endothelial Function and Dysfunctionion and proliferation of vascular smooth muscle, adhesion of leucocytes and platelets, permeability and inflammatory responses. The endothelium also possesses thrombolytic and fibrinolytic properties. In addition, its metabolic activity regulates the oxidation of plasma lipids, the formation of angi

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Angiogenic Growth Factorsogenesis is described as a primary in situ differentiation of endothelial cells from mesodermal precursors, leading to the formation of primary capillary poleaxe. Angiogenesis was thought to be exclusively the result of vessels’ sprouting from pre-existing vessels. But recently, Asahara et al. have

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Vascular Agingg is associated with large artery remodeling, characterized by a progressive increase in stiffness and changes in the function of the endothelium and of smooth muscle cells (SMC). The effects of aging on the arterial system should be differentiated from that of atherosclerosis. Even though atheroscl

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Apoptosis in Normal and Pathological Vessels[., .] or during normal aging . in the absence of overt necrosis. Rational explanations for these observations may now be at hand after the description by Kerr and colleagues in the early 1970s of a novel form of cell death distinct from necrosis, which they designated “apoptosis” (from the Greek wo

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