Microvascular units in skeletal muscle show closer to random than complete alignment, implying that increased blood flow requires coordinated vasodilation among parent arterioles.
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May require coordinated parent arteriole vasodilation for muscle hyperemia; leaves open confirmation beyond this animal model.
Emerson et al. (1997) studied this question.
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