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Results: Complete EC coverage was achieved after 5 days.

The results showed that the novel co-culture model possessed better EC coverage, functional factor release and anti-shedding functions than the control.

Moreover, the matured EC coverage on the lumen and a thick smooth muscle layer were formed at 6 months after transplantation.

EC coverage on the graft progressed before the 2-week time point, and favorable endothelialization was achieved in all groups by the 24-week time point.

The understanding of the regulation of progenitor cell differentiation is fundamental for the development of strategies aimed at the reduction of graft complications due to the over-proliferation of SMC and the lack of EC coverage.

The number of pericytes per EC (pericytes coverage) was calculated by manually counting the number of Cd31+ and Ng2+ cells in a field of view, and then counting how many were in contact with Cd31+ cells.

For example, enzyme predictions, are at the third rather than the fourth EC level and coverages range from 40 to 70 percent.

The percent coverage of EC surface by pericyte cell bodies was calculated by dividing the sum cell body/process length by the EC surface dimension.

An orthotopic tracheal transplantation model further evaluated the contribution of individual HIF isoforms in airway ECs.RESULTS: The genetic deletion of Hif-2alpha, but not Hif-1alpha, caused tracheal EC apoptosis, diminished pericyte coverage, reduced vascular perfusion, defective barrier function, overlying epithelial abnormalities and subepithelial fibrotic remodeling.

Such a process has been initiated in all EC countries and full coverage with a homogeneous protocol has already been achieved in many of these countries (e.g. UK, NL , S FIN).

It has been shown that simultaneous inhibition of multiple key regulatory factors of angiogenesis (p-PDGFR β, its ligand PDGF and VEGF) will decrease the percentage of tumour vessels with pericyte coverage, induce EC apoptosis and tumour regression (Shaheen et al, 2001).