Lymphatic vessels are composed of a single layer of endothelial cells, allowing the transfer of fluids, cells and large molecules from surrounding tissues into the vessels. These vessels must be ...

They have walls that are made up of just a single layer of lymphatic endothelial cells that are permeable to fluids, cells and large molecules from surrounding tissues for transport to other parts ...

which preferentially develop at curvatures and branches along the arterial trees that are exposed to disturbed flow. However, the mechanisms by which endothelial cells sense disturbed flow are still ...

The model incorporated urethral structures, demonstrating a sophisticated understanding of penile anatomy ... some implants were seeded with endothelial cells — cells that line blood vessels ...

They then seeded the implants with endothelial cells — the lining of blood vessels — to promote integration with existing tissues. Model for repairing defects in the pig corpus cavernosum.