pericyte-like mesenchymal liver cells |
periglomerular cells |
matrix-remodelling associated protein 4 |
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[pericyte, pericyte-like cell, pericyte-like cells]
Pericytes, called also perithelial cells or pericapillary cells, are specialized contractile mesenchymal cells of mesodermal origin that differ from smooth muscle cells or endothelial cells found in blood vessels. For a discussion of origin, morphology, location, function, and other aspects of pericyte biology see also: Díaz-Flores (2009) and Dore-Duffy and Cleary (2011).
Older and less frequently used terms for pericytes found in the anatomical literature are Rouget cells, Marchand cells, adventitial cells, deep cells,
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