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-supplemented diabetic (DM+ins, n = 11) and both insulin- and C-peptide-supplemented diabetic (DM+ins+CP, n = 14) mice were dissected and cut longitudinally to expose the endothelium for immediate staining. To measure the intracellular levels, aortic segments were
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, immunofluorescence staining for CD31 (an endothelial cell marker) revealed the presence of de-endothelialized region in aortal endothelium of diabetic mice induced by STZ (100 mg/kg body weight, i.p.) compared with its corresponding control littermates. Systemic
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diameter changes after transient ischemia. Transient ischemia leads to reactive hyperemia with increase in flow velocity and vascular wall shear stress. Increased shear stress can induce nitric oxide (NO) production from endothelium, leading to vasodilation
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the developing vasculature is NO-mediated anticontractile effect of the endothelium that is prominent in early postnatal period and gradually decreases with maturation ( Gaynullina et al. 2013 , Sofronova et al. 2016 ). These two mechanisms are
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vascular reactivity is the monitoring of changes in brachial artery diameter by a non-invasive ultrasound assessment as it is considered an accurate and reproducible measurement of endothelium-dependent response to shear stress ( Celermajer et al . 1992
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population (RXFP1) is present at the TA, Branch and capillary level but not on MI arterioles. There is evidence to support that RXFP1 is located on the endothelium of renal arteries ( Novak et al . 2006 ) and VSM of renal ( Novak et al . 2006 ) and cardiac
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or GPER1 inhibitors, however, aldosterone-induced vasorelaxation was only dependent on MR ( Ferreira et al. 2015 ). Furthermore, aldosterone could endothelium-dependently inhibit phenylephrine-mediated vasoconstriction of aortic rings via GPER1