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. 1998 Jan 12;140(1):233–245. doi: 10.1083/jcb.140.1.233

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Topographic analysis of the arterial neointima formation in u-PAR^+/+ and u-PAR^−/− arteries within 1 (a) and 3 (b) wk after injury. Within 1 wk after injury, neointima formation initiates from the uninjured borders, whereas within 3 wk after injury, a significant neointima has formed across the entire injured segment in both u-PAR^−/− and u-PAR^+/+ arteries (P = NS versus u-PAR^−/−). The data represent the mean ± SEM of the morphometric measurements in at least seven arteries, determined at similar relative topographic locations throughout the injured segment. The number of the relative locations throughout the injured segment refers to those defined in Fig. 1 beneath each schematically represented artery.