stellate

Any sharply localized area with a fibrotic appearance should be regarded as suspicious, especially if it has a stellate shape.

There continue to be a growing number of potential therapies to down regulate stellate cell activation.

Corona lobes stellate spreading, outer angle subacute, inner angle produced into a sharp tooth incumbent on anther.

Microscopically, it consists of stellate cells in loose myxoid stroma. A few entrapped tubules may be present.

Stellate cells are special in that high concentrations of them can only be found in the cerebral hemispheres .

The praziquantel can be used as an inhibitor for the activation of the hepatic stellate cells.

Stems erect, slender, simple, glabrous throughout, sometimes sparsely pubescent proximally with minute, forked or stellate trichomes.

Petals white or with a reddish median stripe, pubescent or stellate pubescent especially on parts exposed in bud.

Stems erect, simple, sparsely tomentose proximally, glabrous or glabrescent distally, rarely sparsely with stellate trichomes.

Flowers in thyrses; young leaves usually covered with stellate trichomes or peltate scalelike trichomes.

After using drugs, the hepatic mitochondrion and rough EM proliferated ; hepatic stellate cells and collagenous fibers reduced obviously.

Herbs annual, biennial, or perennial, usually erect, unbranched, most parts stellate pubescent, sometimes mixed with long simple hairs.

Stems erect, simple, lowermost part sparsely pubescent with stellate or simple and forked trichomes, glabrous elsewhere or throughout.

Herbs biennial or perennial. Trichomes sessile, stellate, 4- or 5-rayed, with at least some rays branched.

Stems erect, simple, tomentose with sessile, stellate and forked trichomes occasionally mixed with fewer, slender, simple ones.

He was the first to isolate and characterize the hepatic stellate cell, which is the key cell type responsible for scar production in liver.

Shrubs or trees, evergreen, andromonoecious, unarmed, stellate pubescent.

Buds, branches, leaf blades, inflorescences, and flowers with sparse to dense usually stellate hairs, often mixed with simple hairs.

teeth semicircular to circular, stellate puberulent, apex spinescent-acuminate.

Conclusion: The method of stellate ganglion Posterior-route Puncture for the treatment of acne is a new, safer and convenient therapy.

Stellate ganglion belongs to sympathetic ganglion, which locates in the lower cervical sympathetic trunk.

Objective To investigate the effect of Stellate ganglion block for acne vulgaris and search for a new therapy for acne vulgaris.

The activation of hepatic stellate cell phenotype change and secretion of extracellular matrix of liver fibrosis is the central link.

perennial stellate and hairy herb with small yellow flowers of mountains of southern Europe; sometimes placed in genus Sisymbrium.

Young branches and inflorescences densely stellate-pubescent; leaves yellow-brown when dry, base with cupular glands.

Stems slender, with simple pilose hairs, stiffly stellate hairs, and sometimes small simple multicellular hairs.

The invention provides an application of praziquantel in preparing a hepatic stellate cell activator-inhibitor.

Hepatic stellate cells (HSteC) are intralobular connective tissue cells presenting myofibroblast-like or lipocyte phenotypes.

lobes obtuse-triquetrous, outside with dense yellow stellate trichomes, inside glabrous.

Objective: To observe the form, position, size of the stellate ganglion (SG) and the relationship with other arounding structures.

Herbs, sub shrubs, shrubs, or rarely small trees, pubescent with stellate, simple, bifurcate or glandular hairs.

young branches and both leaf surfaces silvery white, densely stellate-scaly, or adaxial leaf surface grayish green.

Shrubs or trees, evergreen, hermaphroditic, with few to many spines, glabrous or stellate pubescent.

Leaf margin irregularly sharply dentate to double dentate; calyx sparsely stellate pilose.

scales dense, brown, irregularly lobed with toothed margin, also sparsely white stellate-hairy.

Objective: To explore the method of stellate ganglion Posterior-route Puncture for the treatment of acne.

Young branches and inflorescences with densely scurfy stellate scale-hairs; leaves glaucous-gray, base with semiorbicular glands.

Young branches, young leaves, and inflorescences with rust-colored stellate scales or simple hairs.

Young stems tomentose, becoming almost glabrous, hairs light orange, stellate.

Capsule ovoid, slightly longer than persistent calyx, densely stellate pilose.

Indumentum stellate. Leaves large, opposite or whorled, petiolate.

Herbs annual, diffuse, procumbent, often much branched, with stellate or simple hairs or glabrous.

Herbs annual, usually covered with dendroid and stellate hairs.

Shrubs parasitic, base often with epicortical roots, most young parts usually with dense stellate and sometimes also verticillate hairs.

Herbs, perennial, 25--40 cm tall, densely pubescent and with clusters of stellate hairs on peduncles and rachises.

Branchlets whitish yellow when dried, densely yellowish stellate puberulent when young, glabrescent.

Trees. Branchlets densely covered with minute stellate pubescence.

Herbs annual or biennial. Trichomes sessile and stellate, sometimes mixed with simple or forked ones.

Apical part of stems apparently few leaved, twining; corona lobes stellate patent.

Flowers in axillary or terminal cymose panicles, usually stellate pubescent.

Stem with minute stellate hairs, multicellular glandular hairs, and long simple hairs.

Prof. Friedman: What is most exciting is an increasing awareness of how to clear activated stellate cells as a therapeutic measure.

indumentum of simple hairs and gland-tipped hairs or sessile peltate-stellate hairs with central cells.

Corolla red, slightly curved, with appressed stellate hairs, basal part slightly inflated, lobes lanceolate, ca. 7 mm, reflexed.

And cytokines play an important role in hepatic stellate cells activation and phenotype changes.

Branchlets slender, sparsely stellate-pubescent and villous when young, becoming glabrous, brown.

hairs stellate, verticillately branched, dendritic, mealy tomentose, or rarely simple and hooked.

But there are also many other cells that are likely equally important as stellate cells, fibroblasts or myofibroblasts.

hairs simple, branched, or stellate, sometimes glandular.

Herbs, rarely subshrubs, annual or perennial, erect or procumbent, hairs with swollen base, stellate or with 1 ray and apparently simple.

Objective To observe the effects of stellate ganglion block in the treatment of type 2 diabetic patients with peripheral facial paralysis.

Livers from rats exposed to TCDD were immunohistochemically stained for markers of normal and transformed stellate cells.

Leaf blade ovate-cordate, abaxially densely viscid hairy or stellate tomentose, margin entire or undulate and angled, apex acute.

young branches green, sparsely stellate-hairy, glabrous at maturity.

Branchlets and leaves gray stellate tomentose; leaf blade ovate-orbicular, marginal teeth triangular.

Branchlets unarmed, purple-brown when dry, with several striate lines, sparsely stellate puberulent when young.

Shrubs or small trees, monoecious or dioecious, most parts stellate-pubescent.

Leaf blade adaxially sparsely minutely hispid and barely stellate hairy. Inflorescences mostly in leaf axils along stem.

Leaf margin entire near base, otherwise obtusely denticulate; calyx densely stellate pubescent.

Branchlets, petioles, pedicel, epicalyx, and calyx densely stellate and woolly pubescent.

Several lines of evidence indicate that inducing apoptosis of hepatic stellate cells (HSC) may lead to regression of liver fibrosis.

capsule depressed globose, ca. 1 cm in diam. , gray tomentose and densely shortly softly spiny, spines stellate-pubescent.

Branches and leaves sparsely rust colored stellate tomentose.

Shrubs parasitic, glabrous or with stellate hairs and glabrescent.

Stems densely fawn stellate puberulent, with both stellate and simple hairs.

Rachis, leaflets abaxially, and inflorescence densely stellate hairy.

An effective method of isolating and culturing human hepatic stellate cells ZHANG Wen-wei, XU Lie-ming.

Branches and leaves densely rust colored stellate tomentose.

Herbs annual or perennial. Trichomes stellate, mixed with simple ones.

The activated stellate cell is responsible for secreting collagen that produces a fibrous scar, which can lead to cirrhosis.

Leaf blade adaxially densely appressed tawny hirsute, abaxially with stipitate, tawny, stellate pubescence; corolla purple-red.

Activation of hepatic stellate cell (HSC) has become the cellular basis for hepatic fibrogenesis.

Calyx cup-shaped, lobes 5, slightly shorter than bracteoles, stellate puberulent, caducous.

Methods 20 cases were treated with the continuous stellate ganglion catheter block technique.

Conclusion The massage increases traction under the bone setting Acupotomy Des stellate ganglion block treatment of cervical syndrome.

branches, leaves, and flowers with dense long-stalked stellate hairs.

young branches, leaves, and flowers with dense yellow stellate hairs.

It can be concluded that CTGF was mainly produced in hepatic stellate cells, sinusoidal endothelial cells and fibroblasts.

Young branchlet and leaf densely yellowish or reddish brown stellate hairy; berry ca. 4 mm, granulose, not verrucose.

young branchlets, leaves abaxially, petioles, and inflorescences densely stellate pubescent or woolly with white, gray, or tawny hairs.

Leaf apically acuminate; inflorescence densely ferruginous-brown stellate pubescent (glabrescent), primary axis to ca. 75 cm.

Branchlets gray-yellow, terete, with small lenticels, stellate tomentose.

young branchlets, leaves abaxially, petioles, and inflorescences white tomentose or pubescent with stellate hairs.

Fruit a capsule, nearly globose, locules easily freed from each other, stellate puberulent.

Shrubs or trees, stellate tomentose throughout.

stellate; buds narrowly ovoid, apex acute to subacuminate.

lobes triangular, ca. 3 mm, inside pale yellow, sparsely white stellate-pilose, apex bluntly acuminate.

Leaves alternate; leaf blade short stellate tomentose on both surfaces or adaxially glabrescent, margin entire or undulately dentate.

Calyx cup-shaped, lobes triangular, 5-6 mm, densely stellate pilose and with long hairs.

Branchlets grayish, terete, with stellate hairs, brownish red glandular.

Style erect, curved at apex, with whitish stellate hairs below anthers.

Ovary densely stellate pubescent along ridges.

Calyx ca. 4 mm, minutely stellate puberulent, lobes triangular, acute to slightly acuminate.

different multiple access methods can be used when using the stellate and reticular structure.

Branchlets purple-brown, distinctly lenticellate, with sparse stellate hairs when young, sub-glabrescent.

11 (10) Young branches, leaves, and inflorescences with purple-brown or purplish waxy stellate pubescence, older leaves glabrous.

Leaf blade abaxially silvery white, rarely with scattered rust-colored stellate hairs.

The activation of hepatic stellate cells plays a key role in the occurrence and development of liver fibrosis.

Hypanthium narrowly funnelform, ca. 8 mm, longitudinally 8-ribbed, with dense stellate trichomes when young but glabrescent.

Shrubs climbing. Branchlets rust-brown stellate tomentose.

twigs brown, slender, sparsely stellate tomentellous with short gray hairs.

Male flowers: bud subglobose, sparsely stellate-hairy or glabrescent.

Young branches sparsely stellate-hairy; leaves smaller, 3-7 cm, margin entire, base with glands; petiole less than 1 cm.

Inflorescence paniculate, axillary, ca. 8 cm, densely stellate hairy or with scales.

Branchlets terete, brown to dark brown stellate pubescent and sparsely villose.

Fruit a capsule, stellate-pubescent or scaly, sometimes tuberculate, 3-locular.

Epicalyx lobes ovate, ca. 2. 5 cm, densely white stellate puberulent and brown-yellow stellate scabrous hairy, margin white spiny hairy.

Branchlets glabrous or nearly so, rarely stellate puberulent or stellate.

Herbs or sub shrubs, erect, ca. 1 m tall, armed with straight prickles, pubescent with stellate hairs.

Leaf blade adaxially rugose, abaxially with brown to yellowish brown stellate hairs, margin entire or with scattered teeth.

lobes ovate-triangular or ovate-oblong, ca. 3. 8 mm, inside sparsely white stellate-pilose with few brownish scales, apex bluntly acute.

Herbs perennial. Stems erect, 60-100 cm tall, stout, angulate, much branched upward, strigose, shortly stellate hairy.

Branchlets of current year densely yellowish brown to dark brown stellate-tomentose, old branchlets glabrous.

Branchlets dark brown, terete, with gray lenticels and gray-brown stellate hairs.

This tissue is composed of stellate reticular cells.

indumentum of white stellate hairs, dense.

Style ca. 9 mm. Fruiting calyx with stellate hairs and dense erect prickles, enveloping most of berry.

Branchlets dark brown when dry, stellate hairy, glabrescent.

Branchlets stellate tomentose when young, hairs soon sparse.

Nucleus neurons in the part of core area were stellate-shaped, round nucleus and more axons.

Capsule ovoid-globose, ca. 12 mm in diam. , densely yellow stellate puberulent.

Shrubs deciduous, erect, to 3 m tall, entire plant densely stellate puberulent.

young parts with rust-colored stellate scales or hairy.

Pedicel 1. 5-3 cm, densely shortly stellate woolly and with long silk hairs, articulate near apex.

Trees. Branchlets and terminal bud gray stellate or glabrescent.

Corolla white or purple-blue, rotate or stellate, shallowly or deeply divided.

stems stellate or hairy with other types of hairs.

Hypanthium usually purple to dark purple, 1-2. 3 cm, with several rows of up to 2. 5 mm setiform stellate trichomes on stalks.

Bracts and young shoots with stellate hairs.

Stellate hairs of leaf blade abaxial midvein without long central rays.

Shrubs scandent, rusty stellate tomentose on branchlets and leaves abaxially.

Syncarp ca. 1 cm in diam. , with stellate clusters of stout strongly barbed hairs.

Capsule nearly globose, ca. 1. 2 cm in diam. , densely stellate hairy and hispid, shorter than persistent calyx.

Pedicel ca. 4 cm, articulate near apex, gray stellate puberulent.

Shrubs ca. 1 m tall, young stems and branchlets with dense brownish gray stellate hairs, becoming glabrous.

lobes broadly ovate or ovate-triangular, ca. 2. 5 mm, inside sparsely whitely stellate, apex acuminate.

Fruits globose, ca. 1 cm in diam. , densely yellow-brown stellate-hispid.

Calyx cup-shaped, ca. 8 mm, abaxially densely stellate woolly, lobes triangular, apices acute.

Shrubs 0. 5-1 tall, young stems tomentose, becoming glabrous, hairs yellowish brown, more rarely white, both verticillate and stellate.

peduncle densely brown stellate tomentose, lower unbranched part of peduncle 4-6 cm.

Petiolules stout, 2. 5-5 mm in diam. , leaflets densely brown to ferruginous stellate pubescent; inflorescence with short bristles.

Seeds densely tuberculate, stellate pubescent; inflorescence a 3--10 cm raceme.

Capsule 8-valved (in Chinese species); hairs stellate, 3- or more rayed, rarely absent.

Ovary brown, 4-lobed, stellate, glandular.

Epicalyx ca. 4 mm, shorter than sepals, stellate pilose.

sepals triangular-ovate, ca. 2. 5 mm, subleathery, both surfaces brownish yellow tomentose with tufts of stellate hairs.

Calyx lobes lanceolate, ca. 1 cm, abaxially stellate velutinous and hispid.

Calyx campanulate, ca. 2 cm, stellate puberulent, lobes 5, ovate to lanceolate.

Corolla pinkish to pink, ca. 2 mm, with sparse stellate hairs.

Branchlets brownish stellate-tomentulose when young; leaves both surfaces glabrous; capsule densely brownish tomentose, pedicel 3-4 mm.

Capsule ellipsoid, 5-angular, ca. 2 cm in diam. , stellate puberulent, loculicidally dehiscent.

Shrubs 1-1. 5 m tall, sparingly armed, densely pubescent overall with rust-colored, short- or long-stalked stellate hairs.

Hairs simple or stellate.

Calyx tube-shaped, ca. 6 mm, stellate puberulent, 5-lobed, lobes triangular.

leaf blade ovate or suborbicular, sometimes shallowly 3-lobed, abaxially densely stellate pubescent, palmately veined.

Capsule narrowly ellipsoid or obovoid, 5-angled, ca. 1. 5 cm, densely yellowish brown stellate puberulent.

bracts linear, ca. 2 mm, densely stellate-hairy.

Shrubs, 2-4 m. Branchlets grooved, densely stellate pilose and puberulent, glabrescent.

Trichomes stellate, subsessile, with 4 unequal rays at least 1 of which with 2 subbasal branches.

ResultsThe curative rate in stellate ganglion block group was significantly higher than in control group(P0. 05).

Capsules subglobose, ca. 9 mm in diam. , with scurfy stellate hairs.

Fruit subfusiform, (5--)10 ribs, densely gray-yellow hirsute; leaves abaxially minutely stellate tomentose.

Fruiting pedicels divaricate, (3-)4-7(-9) mm, stout, straight, uniformly stellate or sometimes also with simple and forked trichomes.

Stems subglabrous or stellate puberulent, rooting at nodes; mericarps with 2 short awns.

Calyx disk-shaped; petals ca. 0. 6 cm; staminal column stellate hairy.

Trees or shrubs. Branchlets gray-brown when dried, at first stellate pilose.

Branchlets 4-angled, with dense gray stellate hairs.

Branchlets, petioles, ovary, and fruits with stellate tufts of brown hairs; ovary 4-6-celled.

Fruiting pedicels 1-3(-4) mm, ascending, straight, tomentose all around with subsessile, stellate trichomes.

Petals ca. 0. 6 cm. Staminal column stellate puberulent.

Shrubs 1. 5-2 m tall, young stems tomentose, becoming glabrous, hairs dark brown, stellate.

Calyx campanulate, ca. 2. 2 cm, lobes 5, ovate, densely golden stellate tomentose.

Herbs annual, 30-150 cm tall, copiously prickly, stellate pubescent.

mericarps 15-20, apex acute, slightly awned, long stellate scabrous.

anthers oblong, 1--1. 5 mm. Pistil stellate tomentose except for glabrous apex of style.

Shrubs deciduous, 2-4 m tall, densely stellate long spiny hairy or simple hairy, hairs ca. 4 mm.

Shrubs 0. 5-1 m tall, young stems tomentose, glabrescent, hairs brown, stellate.

Herbs or sub shrubs, erect, 0. 5(-2) m tall, pubescent with stellate hairs, usually armed.

Shrubs 1-1. 5 m tall, young branchlets tomentose with white stellate and verticillate hairs, soon mealy and then glabrous.

capsule ca. 1. 5 cm in diam. , densely softly spiny, brownish, ca. 5 mm, stellate-pilose.

Shrubs 1-1. 5 m tall, mostly armed, pubescent overall with stalked stellate hairs.

Epicalyx cup-shaped, 6- or 7-parted, ca. 8 mm in diam. , lobes triangular to lanceolate, ca. 5 mm, densely stellate woolly.

25 (24) Leaf blade abaxially sparsely yellow stellate pilose.

Shrubs, 2-3 m tall, dull yellow stellate tomentose.

Fruit indehiscent, ovoid to subglobose, 1-1. 2 cm, scattered stellate lepidote but glabrescent.

Leaf blade abaxially densely gray stellate puberulent and usually glaucous; sepals ca. 3 mm; capsule ca. 1. 5 cm.

Syncarp 0. 8-1 cm in diam. , with stellate clusters of stout strongly barbed hairs.

Shrubs or small trees 1. 5-10 m tall, unarmed, stellate tomentose overall.

Herbs perennial, cespitose, 6-30(-50) cm tall, often woody at base, canescent throughout, with sessile, 10-18-rayed stellate trichomes.

Capsules ovoid to ellipsoid, 5--6 X ca. 2 mm, glabrous or stellate tomentose.

capsule splitting into [2 or]3 2-valved cocci, stellate-pubescent.

Epicalyx cup-shaped, usually 6- or 7-lobed, 8-10 mm, densely stellate hirsute, lobes ovate-lanceolate.

Trees or shrubs, deciduous, 1-5 m tall, young stems softly stellate pubescent, stellate hairs 0. 5 mm or less.

Calyx 8-11 mm, sparsely stellate pilose, lobes 5, triangular.

Pedicels slender, ca. 4 mm. Calyx ca. 3 mm, abaxially densely yellowish brown stellate puberulent, 5-lobed, lobes triangular, ca. 1 mm.

Shrubs 0. 3-1 m tall, branchlets terete, with dense brown stellate hairs, becoming glabrous.

Calyx shallowly cup-shaped, sub truncate with 5 subulate 4-8 mm teeth, stellate puberulent.

leaf blade orbicular, 0. 5-1. 3 cm in diam. , both surfaces stellate hirsute, margin crenate.

Epicalyx lobes 6-7, filiform, connate at base, 8-15 mm, sparsely stellate, apex obtuse or acute.

Corolla yellow, 2-2. 5 cm in diam. , stellate pilose outside.

Capsule globose, 1-1. 2 cm in diam. , tomentose and softly spiny, spines subulate, 5-7 mm, stellate-pubescent.

Herbs perennial, cespitose, (3-)7-25(-30) cm tall, often woody at base, canescent throughout with sessile, 7-16-rayed stellate trichomes.

leaf blade palmately 3-5-lobed, 5-8 cm in diam. , abaxially glabrous or sparsely stellate, margin serrate or dentate, apex long acuminate.

Herbs annual, (2-)5-18(-28) cm tall, canescent throughout (except fruit) with appressed, sessile, 8-20-rayed stellate trichomes.

Capsule ovoid or ovoid-ellipsoid, 3. 5-4. 5 cm, 8-valved, densely yellowish stellate tomentulose, apex acute or longer beaked.

4 (3) Leaf blade abaxially densely softly stellate tomentose; cymes in clusters of 1-3.

petals obovate, 3. 5-4. 5 cm, pilose and stellate villous abaxially.

petals obovate, 2. 5-2. 8 cm, adaxially stellate villous.

Objective To study the effects of Baicalin on the apoptosis of cultured rat hepatic stellate cells(HSCs).

Screening of a Hepatic Stellate Cells Subtracted cDNA Library of Differentially Expressed Genes in Mice with Schistosomiasis japonica

Relationship between the activation of hepatic stellate cell and the early stage of liver fibrosis in experimental diabetic tree shrews

abaxial surface floccose or not on midrib, rarely with a sparse white stellate indumentum (R. asterochnoum);

Establishment of a transgenic hepatic stellate cell strain and study on its biological behaviors

A Clinical Observation of Stellate Ganglion Black Used for Migraine

Expressions of Subtypes of Somatostatin Receptors in Activated Human Hepatic Stellate Cells and Its Clinical Significance

Style erect, up to as long as anthers, glabrous or sparsely stellate-pilose;

establishment and identification of a novel immortalized rat hepatic stellate cell line , hsc - pq

A clinical study of stellate block plus brachiplex nerve little needle-knife solution in shoulder-hand syndrome

A Comparative Study of Synthesis and Secretion of Collagen in Liver Hepatocytes and Hepatic Stellate Cells

Study on the effects of in the treatment of vertebral-artery-type cervical spondylosis with stellate ganglion block and its mechanism

Rhizome branched, surface scabrous, densely covered with speckles and stellate lenticels;

Rhizome yellowish brown, unbranched or in a mass, surface with granular warts and scattered yellow stellate lenticels;

Prophylactic effect of curcumin on hepatic fibrosis and its relationship with activated hepatic stellate cells

Study of the Effects of the Medicated Serum Prepared with Huoxuehuayu Formula on Hepatic Stellate Cells in vitro

abaxial surface persistently tomentose towards base, especially near prominent midrib, hairs stellate;

Biological characteristics and activation regulatory mechanism of hepatic stellate cells

Effects of stellate ganglionic block on circulation and respiration during global cerebral ischemia reperfusion in rabbits

Octreotide inhibits proliferation and extracellular matrix synthesis in hepatic stellate cells

Clinical Observation of Sudden Deafness Treated by Stellate Ganglion Blocking Integrated with Acupuncture

Effects of heparin on the growth, extracellular matrix and matrix metalloproteinase gene expression in rat hepatic stellate cells

Comparison of two local anesthetic drugs for stellate ganglion blocks in treatment of facial pain

Octreotide inhibits proliferation of osteopontin-stimulated rat hepatic stellate cells

Effects of Glycyrrhizin on Proliferation, Activation and Synthesis of Extracellular Matrix in Rat Hepatic Stellate Cell

Petiole and rachis terete, sparsely covered with ferruginous stellate hairs;

Effect of hepatocyte growth-promoting factor on extracellular matrix production by human skin fibroblasts and rat hepatic stellate cells

Correlation between stellate ganglion block carotid hemodynamics in patients with severe headache

Effects of stellate ganglion block on myocardial damage and quality of life in patients with unstable angina pectoris

Effect of Chinese medicine salidroside on ERK activity of the hepatic stellate cells in rats stimulated by acetaldehyde

Rhizome yellowish brown, branched or unbranched, surface with granular warts and yellow stellate lenticels;

Effects of somatostatin on activated rat hepatic stellate cells and its mechanisms