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Caption | A: Collagen fibrils (arrows) are around the smooth muscle cell (star) in the media of the wild type mouse aorta. White areas marked with crosses are elastic fibers. B: Collagen fibrils are missing around the smooth muscle cell (arrows) in the media of the Col3a1tm1Jae/Col3a1tm1Jae aorta. C: Cross section of the collagen fibrils in the adventitia of wild type aorta. Arrows point to individual fibrils. The diameter of the collagen fibrils is smaller and relatively uniform compared with the fibrils (arrows) of the mutant mouse aorta in D. E: Skin section of wild type mouse. The collagen fibrils (arrows) are uniform in diameter. F: Skin section of mutant mouse. The collagen fibrils are often thicker (arrows) or thinner (arrowheads) than control fibrils and are not uniform in diameter. Scale bar: A-D: 1um; E & F: 0.2um | ||||
Copyright | This image is from Liu X, Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 1997 Mar 4;94(5):1852-6 SS 18 /C?. Copyright 1997 National Academy of Sciences, U.S.A. J:39273 | ||||
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