1968
DOI: 10.1159/000157731
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Action du facteur P sur les artères de l’embryon de poulet cultivées <i>in vitro</i>

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“…Of these, mention must first be made of the interesting studies by Capelli et al [1968], Chorioallantoic and mesenteric arteries of 9-to 19-day-old chicken embryos were cultivated on a standard Wolff and Haffen medium, where the arteries exhibited definite signs of cell damage. The addition of P factor to the culture resulted in the survival of the arteries: No sign of injury could be seen, and the musculature remained.…”
Section: Study O F the Effects O F Flavonoids On Isolated Blood Vmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Of these, mention must first be made of the interesting studies by Capelli et al [1968], Chorioallantoic and mesenteric arteries of 9-to 19-day-old chicken embryos were cultivated on a standard Wolff and Haffen medium, where the arteries exhibited definite signs of cell damage. The addition of P factor to the culture resulted in the survival of the arteries: No sign of injury could be seen, and the musculature remained.…”
Section: Study O F the Effects O F Flavonoids On Isolated Blood Vmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…That this should be given in Fribourg is not mere chance, for it was here that our hosts made their important findings, such as the fact that the P factor is essential for the development and maintenance of the normal structures of vessels cultivated in vitro [Capelli et al, 1968], This account is divided into five parts, dealing in turn with the effects of flavonoids on the size of the blood vessels; studies on isolated blood vessels; the effect on capillary permeability; the effect on capillary resistance; and the mechanism of action of flavonoids.…”
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“…Its mode of action has not been completely elucidated but has been shown to affect the energy metabolism of the cell [8,9] and to have a protective effect on connective tissue [2,3,4],…”
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