Matysiak M
J Biol Buccale. 1987 Mar;15(1):3-10.
The bodies of Weibel-Palade (BWP) were first described in 1964 in the endothelial cells of human and rat pulmonary arteries. They are probably present in the blood vessels of all human and animal tissues. Their high concentration in blood capillaries of human dental pulp makes this tissue is a good model for their study. 107 transverse pulpal sections of BWP were selected from 15 pulps. The distribution of the tubules in the matrix from regular patterns. A simple linear regression study showed that the transverse diameter of BWP is proportional to the number of contained tubules. The functions of the Von Willebrand factor or antigenic portion of factor VIII being stored in BWP of endothelial cells of other tissues is discussed.
魏贝尔-帕拉德小体（BWP）于1964年首次在人和大鼠肺动脉的内皮细胞中被描述。它们可能存在于所有人类和动物组织的血管中。它们在人类牙髓的毛细血管中浓度很高，这使得该组织成为研究它们的良好模型。从15颗牙髓中选取了107个BWP的横向牙髓切片。基质中小管的分布呈规则模式。一项简单的线性回归研究表明，BWP的横向直径与所含小管的数量成正比。文中讨论了血管性血友病因子或因子VIII的抗原部分储存在其他组织内皮细胞的BWP中的功能。
