Increased Collateral Arterial and Venous Endothelial Cell Turnover After Renal Artery Stenosis in the Dog

Renal artery stenosis was induced in dogs and collateral arterial formation assessed by serial angiography and histology. Endothelial cell turnover was estimated by radioautography in five normal and five collateral-forming kidneys 18-39 days following stenosis with tritiated thymidine. Normal arter...

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description Renal artery stenosis was induced in dogs and collateral arterial formation assessed by serial angiography and histology. Endothelial cell turnover was estimated by radioautography in five normal and five collateral-forming kidneys 18-39 days following stenosis with tritiated thymidine. Normal arterial endothelial labeling was 0.1% with a highly significant (p
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