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Behavior of capillary endothelium during dextran induced oedema

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Durant la présence de l'œdème, provoqué par le dextran, l'endothélium capillaire perd, partout dans la peau du rat, la capacité de devenir adhésif après un stimulus. Ce comportement réfractaire des cellules endothéliales est reversible. Pendant la même période, la disparition de l'encre de Chine injectée dans le sang est considérablement retardée.

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    B. Gözsy & L. Kátó

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Gözsy, B., Kátó, L. Behavior of capillary endothelium during dextran induced oedema. Experientia 15, 391–392 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02158970

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