• DOI:10.3109/10739689409148270
Corpus ID: 28046134

Cellular Aspects of Transvascular Exchange: A 40‐Year Perspective

@article{Renkin1994CellularAO,
  title={Cellular Aspects of Transvascular Exchange: A 40‐Year Perspective},
  author={E. M. Renkin},
  journal={Microcirculation},
  year={1994},
  volume={1}
}

E. M. Renkin

Published 1994

Biology, Medicine

Microcirculation

Study of the microcirculation began with microscopic anatomy in the 17th century, but it was not until the mid‐19th century that the concept of microcirculatory exchange was developed, in association with the great expansion in knowledge of physical chemistry and cell biology. In the first half of the 20th century, the roles of diffusion and osmosis (ultrafiltration) were put on a quantitative foundation and the physiological basis for regulation of the microcirculation was established. During… CONTINUE READING

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