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Meanings of smooth muscle in English
A muscle that contracts without conscious control and found in walls of internal organs such as stomach and intestine and bladder and blood vessels (excluding the heart)
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This could result from effects at the level of airway smooth muscle.
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Yet, the exact mechanisms regulating contractile response of smooth muscle remain unsolved.
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This appears not to be the case for the smooth muscle cells.
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However, TGF-beta also is implicated in smooth muscle regeneration and wound healing.
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Conclusion: UPJ obstruction alters the contractile properties of renal pelvis smooth muscle.
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In human umbilical venous smooth muscle cells, both vitronectin receptors were involved.
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This siRNA also exhibited a minor effect on smooth muscle cell proliferation.
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Pyr3 inhibited smooth muscle proliferation but lacked detectable effects on endothelial proliferation.
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SC-51 had no effect on airway smooth muscle or epithelial cell proliferation.
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Thus the pharmacology differs from that in vascular smooth muscle and platelets.
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In contrast, smooth muscle cell-restricted GC-A ablation did not affect ischemic neovascularization.
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Finally, smooth muscle cells did not demonstrate any mu- nor kappa-receptor immunoreactivity.
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This distinction may be useful in discriminating smooth muscle and fibroblast lineages.
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The mechanism of cholesteryl ester accumulation in smooth muscle cells was investigated.
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Phosphorylation of h-caldesmon has been proposed to regulate airway smooth muscle contraction.
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These low-molecular-weight, heat-stable peptides bind to specific receptors on vascular smooth muscle.
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