Role of the basement membrane in the regeneration of skeletal muscle. In many
experimental models of skeletal muscle damage and in human muscle disease, empty …

The basement membrane of skeletal muscle fibers is believed to persist unchanged during
myofiber degeneration and act as a tubular structure within which the regeneration of new …

The part played by basement membrane in the guidance of peripheral nerve growth in vivo
has been assessed by examining the capacity of degenerating mouse muscle to support the …

The basement membrane of myofibers plays an important role during orderly regeneration
of skeletal muscle after injury. In this report, changes in various basement membrane …

Muscle regeneration was studied by light and electron microscopy in soleus muscles of rat.
After segmental crushing, the number of fibres increased in some muscles within 30 days …

Proliferation of satellite cells is responsible for formation of new muscle cells during
development and regeneration. Signals governing satellite cell growth were studied using a …

Many cells, including skeletal muscle fibers, are coated by a layer of extracellular matrix
material called the basement membrane (BM). 1 The BM, in turn, is composed of two layers …

By virtue of the lanthanum nitrate staining technique applied to biopsied muscle we are able
to demonstrate interaction between satellite cells and parent myofibers, as well as …

The onset and pattern of muscle precursor replication in minced skeletal muscle isografts
were examined autoradiographically in 22 BALBc and 23 Swiss mice. Tritiated thymidine …

Skeletal muscle fibers are capable of regeneration following ischemia, traumatic injury, or
transplantation. Although the time course of the regenerative process has been studied in …