Abstract
Pathological alterations of lymphatic structure and function interfere with lymph transport, resulting in a wide range of clinical disorders that include edema, tissue inflammation, and metabolic syndromes. Mesentery contains abundant lymphatic vessels and plays an important role in transporting absorbed lipid from the intestine. In this manuscript, we describe a whole-mount staining method on isolated mouse mesentery with VEGFR3, Prox1, and Lyve1 antibodies to visualize the morphology of lymphatic vessels.
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