Cardiovascular | Tunic Layers & Types of Capillaries

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Published 2017-03-07
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Join us in this video where we discuss the different types of capillaries, and the multiple tunic layers of blood vessels. We hope you enjoy this lecture and be sure to check out all of our social media pages and ways to support us below!

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All Comments (21)
  • @ASalfity
    Brief Table of Contents: Arteries - 0:40 Tunica Intima / Tunica Interna - 1:40 – Internal Elastic Lamina -- Marfan Syndrome -- Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome - 3:00 – Tunica Media -- Sympathetic Innervation 4:20 – External Elastic Lamina 5:20 – Tunica Externa -- Dense Irregular Connective Tissue --Vasa Vasorum blood vessels nourish tunica externa --- Tertiary Syphilis 7:35 – Veins (mostly the same layers as arteries with some different features) - Elastic Lamina Differences if present - 8:35 – Thinner Tunica Media - 9:05 – Thick Tunica Externa - Collapsed Lumen 10:25 – Capillaries - 11:45 – Sinusoidal Capillary -- Most Permeable - 14:25 – Continuous Capillary - 17:55 – Fenestrated Capillary -- Medium intercellular clefts -- Fenestration Pores You may wish to add this to the description or create your own more detailed version. Thanks for these videos.
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  • @dannichols6261
    Vein Structure: 7:36 (similar to Artery, but with differences in thickness of layers, due to less pressure ) Internal Elastic Lamina: very little or none: 8:00 Tunica Media: a lot thinner than in Artery: 8:38 Tunica Externa: much thicker than in artery (nearer the surface of body) : 9:05
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  • @dannichols6261
    Capillaries: three types: 10:30 Sinusoidal: 10:49 (details: huge intercellular clefts : 11:49) Continuous: 11:01 (small clefts, & pericytes; no clefts & tight junctions in BBB : 14:27) Fenestrated: 11:21 (medium size clefts, pores between cells?) 17:58
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  • @dannichols6261
    Artery Structure: Endothelial cells: 0:50 subEndothelial layer: 0:54 Internal Elastic Lamina: 1:43 Smooth Muscle Cells: Tunica Media: 3:00 External Elastic Lamina: 4:24 Tunica Externa: Dense Irregular Connective Tissue: 5:21 Vasa Vasorum: 6:02 Capillaries: 10:30
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