On Wed, 11 May 2005 00:13:20 EDT, Mardrey Swenson <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:

>I have micrographs from an old publication that show in the MOUSE  fat
>globules clinging to the cell membrane before the MER and then freed from
it afterward. There are actually pits on the cell membranes where the fat
globules were formerly located.
>Peter Hartmann's work with ultrasound exam of the ducts under the areola of
>the breast where the baby is NOT attached shows that when the baby on the
>other  breast creates a let-down that at first the unused breast ducts
expand and the  globules, which are visible via ultrasound, stream down
toward the nipple pores.  But then when the milk does not exit, the stream
reverses and the milk fat  globules reverse and go back up the ducts.

Hello Mardrey
This is very interesting!  I searched already for the study of peter
Hartmann, but didn't find it yet.  Can you tell me where I can find it?
Thank you very much!
Christel

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