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morphology of endothelium
long axes parallel to direction of blood flow. supported by basement membrane

cellular attachments

electron dense bodies with von Willebrand factor (coagulation factor VIII)
what joins the cells of endothelium?
zoluae occludens, adherents, desmosomes and communicate via gap juntions
functions of endothelium
selective barrier

non thrombogenic barrier

prothombogenic substance secrection

modulate blood flow

modulate immune/inflammation

hormonal synthesis

lipoprotein oxidation
endothelium and selective permeability barrier
diffusion/active transport: small hydrophilic/phobic molecules like gases, glucose, amino acids

pinocytotic vesicles: small molecules/water/soluble proteins

receptor mediated endocytosis: LDL, cholesterol, transferrin

fenestrations: larger molecules
endothelium and non-thrombogenic barrier
normal conditions

producte anti-thombogenic substances: prostacyclin, tissue plasminogen activator, thrombomodulin
endothelium and prothrombogenic substances
after injure: thromboplastin, von Willebrand, plasminogen activator inhibitor
endothelium and blood flow modulation
endothelin, ACE, vasodilators
endothelium and immune/inflammation
leukocyte adhesion molecules/their receptors can be expressed

interleukins
endothelium and hormonal synthesis
growt factors

inhibitory factors

angiotensin i to II

inactive blood borne compounds: epi, thrombin, prostaglandins, bradykinin, serotonin
lipoprotein oxidation
free radicals for oxidation of LDLs, cholesterol, VLDLs
foam cells
produced as first step in atherosclerotic plaque
3 layers of vascular system
tunica intima

tunica media

tunica adventitia
tunica intima
endothelium + basement membrane

subendothelial layer of loose CT
tunica media
muscle cells

elastin, collagen in variable amounts
tunica adventitia
longitudinal collagen fibers, few elastic fibers

veins have it more developed
nervi vasuclaris:
ANS to control large arteries in tunica adventitia
vasa vasorum
vessels to give oxygen to arteries and veins.
walls of atria and ventricles
i. Endocardium

ii. Myocardium

iii. Epicardium
layers of heart
endocardium: subendothelial layer and subendocardial layer (in ventricular wall)

myocardium

epicaridum
myocardium
cadiac muscle cells
epicardium
contains the vessesls, nerves, ganglia

adpose tissue
septum membranaceum
in interventricular septa
annuli fibrosi
4 around each arteries
trigona fibrosa
2 triangular masses to connect orifices and their annuli fibrosi

dense connective tissue. can contain chondroid
AV valve histology
spongiosa: atrial side

fibrosa: originate at annuli fibrosi

centricularis: dense CT with elastic fibers...continuous w/chorae tendineae
semilunar valves
fibrocartilage plates...collagenous/elastic fibers in middle...connected ot annuli fibrosi

forms nodulus Arranti
SA node
spindle shaped muscle fibers

sets the pace of rhythm
AV node
similar to SA node
AV bundle
L and R branches. L bifurcates again

they travel to myocardium
pukinje fiber histology
few myofibrils, lots of glycogen at central core
nerves to heart
vagaus and sympathetic innervation through plexusus

present near SA/AV nodes, in subendocardial layer
artery hierarchy
elastic artery

muscular artery

small artery

arteriole

capillary
veins
venules

small veins

medium veins

large veins
elastic arteries
tunica media: lotsa of elastin. 40-70 layers, fenestrated. spiral smooth muscle
subsidiary pump
elastic recoil of elastic arteries which maintains a flow of blood
what synthesized extracellular matrix in media of elastic arteries?
smooth muscle!

no fibroblasts present!
what is tunica adventitia like in elastic arteries?
thin. has:

collagen
fibroblasts
macrophages
blood vessels
vasa vasorum (too thick for diffusion from lumen)
intima of muscular arteries
has elastica interna. looks convoluted
tunica media of muscular arteries
varies in thickness. smooth muscles with gap junctions

also has collagen, loose elastic laminae.

NO FIBROBLASTS
adventitia of muscular arteries
wider than media

loose consistency...similar to elastic but has elastic externa

unmylenated nerves on outer aspect

NT can diffuse through fenestrae

connective tissue with vasa vasorum
arteriole intima
endothelium, elastica interna
media of arteriole
1-2 layers of smooth muscle
adventita of arteriole
loose connective tissue
capillaries
have endothelial cells (bound by occluding junctions)

and pericytes (enclosed in basal lamina)
thoroughfare channels
formed by metarteriole
metarteriole
smooth muscle cells in < #s from proximal to distal
precapillary sphincters
formed by smooth muscle cells
arteriovenous anastomoses
coiled arterioles with thick richly innervated smooth muscle cells
where are pinocytotic vesicles active?
continouous capillaries with thin endothelium

muscle...lung...exocrine glands...nervous tissue
what allows for rapid exchange in capillaries?
fenestrated capillaries.

some areas have pores, covered by thin diaphragm.

pancreas...GI tract...endocrine glands...
renal glomerulus capilalries
pores dont have diaphragms
sinusoidal capillaries
large diameter

irregular cross sections

discontinous endothelial lining

large fenestrations

NO diaphragms

discontinous basal lamina

BONE MARROW...LIVER...SPLEEN...

rapid exchange!
as venules get large
smooth muscle appears...along wit tunica media/tunica intima
small vein intima
has endothelium
small vein media
few smooth muscle cells
small vein adventitia
connective tissue
medium vein intima
endothelium
medium vein media
smooth muscle and collagen
medium vein adventitia
connective tissue

vasa vasorum

lymps
large vein intima
endothelium
large vein media
circularly arranged smooth muscle fibers (few)
large vein adventitia
connective tissue

longituidnal bundles fo smooth muscle fibers

vasa vasorum

lymphatics
as venules get large
smooth muscle appears...along wit tunica media/tunica intima
small vein intima
has endothelium
small vein media
few smooth muscle cells
small vein adventitia
connective tissue
medium vein intima
endothelium
medium vein media
smooth muscle and collagen
medium vein adventitia
connective tissue

vasa vasorum

lymps
large vein intima
endothelium
large vein media
circularly arranged smooth muscle fibers (few)
large vein adventitia
connective tissue

longituidnal bundles fo smooth muscle fibers

vasa vasorum

lymphatics
lymph walls
have thinner walls

and have valves in larger vessels
lymph capillaries
blind ended vessels.

aka incomplete basal lamina
anchoring filaments of lymps
connect capillaries to surrounding collagen fiber - keep em open during greater pressure (edema)
lymphatic vessels
larger media with longitudinal/circular smooth muscle
lymph adventitia
undeveloped (relatively)