¿Alguna vez has pensado como se ven tus arterias bajo un microscopio?
Bueno, aquí traemos un pequeño vistazo dentro de ti(Flecha roja) Esta parte más externa de la estructura se puede aprecia la túnica adventicia formada por fibras de colágeno y fibras elásticas, por esta túnica adventicia también circula el vasa-vasorum que irriga a los vasos sanguíneos de gran calibre como la aorta, por ejemplo.
Por último y más divertido que en la luz (centro de imagen) podemos ver unos eritrocitos que circulan dentro de este vaso arterial
¡Recuerda llevar una vida saludable y hacer ejercicio para mejora tu sistema circulatorio!
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English
Have you ever wondered what your arteries look like under a microscope?
Well here we bring a little peek inside you.
In practice it is interesting to observe the microscopic structure of cells and the various tissues that make up the organism, always remembering that cells form tissue, tissues form organs and organs systems, it is very fun to observe that microscopic world that forms our organism, That is why today I bring you a very peculiar image under the microscope of an arterial vessel
The walls of the arteries are structured as follows:
- Intimate tunic
- Middle tunic
- Tunica adventitia
(GREEN ARROW) We can see the endothelium that forms the tunica intima of this arterial vessel, together with the highly rounded cell nucleus.
(Red arrow) In this most external part of the structure, the tunica adventitia can be seen, formed by collagen fibers and elastic fibers.
The vasa-vasorum also circulates through this tunica adventitia, which supplies blood vessels of great caliber such as the aorta, through example.
Lastly and more fun than in the light (image center) we can see some erythrocytes circulating within this arterial vessel.
Remember to lead a healthy life and exercise to improve your circulatory system!
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