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This 3 page paper consists of a Roman Numeral outline of blood cell culture. The last page consists of a series of photographs illustrating normal blood vessel growth verses laboratory culture.
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. Cultured Blood Vessels: An Overview Research
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I. Blood vessels are necessary for any type of tissue growth. A. Li (2009) points out that, in the absence of blood flow, tissue growth is limited
to the size of a pinhead. II. Blood vessels naturally form during embryonic development and also when tissue is damaged and undergoes a process of repair.
Blood vessels also form when cancerous tissues arise. A. Vasculogenesis: progenitor cell differentiation into endothelial cells (Li, 2009). B. Angiogenesis: new blood vessels branch or sprout off of from
existing vessels (Li, 2009). III. Blood vessels can be grown in the laboratory using A. Stem Cells. B. Chained Tissue Culture. IV. Blood vessel tissue culture has
been complicated by a number of factors. A. One of the more concerning of these is the complications inherent in producing vessels with sufficient tone and contractile responses
(Boris, Etheridge, Reid, and Gurney, 2009). V. Chained tissue culture produces blood cells with normal alignment, tone and strength. Figure 1. Blood
vessels in a cancerous tumor. (Retrieved from http://news.wustl.edu/news/PublishingImages/Blood%20vessels%20angiogram%20_5632_primary.jpg) Cancerous tissue too requires blood to grow. This photograph depicts blood vessels
in such a tissue. Figure 2. Cell division and blood vessel formation. (Retrieved from
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