The lymphatic system is a drainage network composed of capillaries, precollector and
collector vessels, and lymph nodes. The blind-ended lymphatic capillaries are tiny, thin-wall …

The lymphatic vasculature is essential to fluid, protein and cellular transport, and to immune
responsiveness. The last decade has witnessed a virtual renaissance of investigation into …

The mammalian circulatory system comprises both the cardiovascular system and the
lymphatic system. In contrast to the blood vascular circulation, the lymphatic system forms a …

Over the past decade, molecular détails of lymphatic vessels (lymphatics) have been rapidly
acquired due to the identification of lymphatic endothelial-specific markers. Separate from …

The heart contains a complex network of blood and lymphatic vessels. The coronary blood
vessels provide the cardiac tissue with oxygen and nutrients and have been the major focus …

The lymphatic vessels play an essential role in maintaining immune and fluid homeostasis,
and in the transport of dietary lipids. The discovery of lymphatic endothelial cell-specific …

The lymphatic network is well known for its role in the maintenance of tissue fluid
homeostasis, absorption of dietary lipids, trafficking of immune cells, and adaptive immunity …

The lymphatic vasculature has traditionally been considered important for removal of
excessive fluid from the interstitial space, absorption of fat from the intestine and the immune …

Lymphatic vessels have historically been viewed as passive conduits for fluid and immune
cells, but this perspective is increasingly being revised as new functions of lymphatic vessels …

The mammalian circulatory system comprises both the cardiovascular system and the
lymphatic system. In contrast to the closed, high-pressure and circular blood vascular …