Interstitial Flow as a Guide for Lymphangiogenesis
Interstitial Flow as a Guide for Lymphangiogenesis is a scholarly work, published in 2003 in ''Circulation Research''. The main subjects of the publication include extracellular fluid, lymph, cancer research, lymphedema, Interstitial space, lymphangiogenesis, hyperhidrosis, lymphatic endothelium, lymphatic system, vascular endothelial growth factor C, bariatric surgery, lymphatic vessel, cell biology, pathology, angiogenesis, and biology. These data suggest that interstitial fluid channeling precedes and may even direct lymphangiogenesis (in contrast to blood angiogenesis, in which fluid flow proceeds only after the vessel develops); thus, a novel and robust model is introduced for correlating molecular events with functionality in lymphangiogenesis..