Abstract During embryonic development, endothelial cells differentiate from a common precursor called angioblast and acquire organ-specific properties. One of the important determinants of endothelial cell differentiation is the local environment, and especially the interaction with surrounding cells.ne of the major limitations to the study of endothelial cell heterogeneity is the fact that these cells are still difficult to isolate and culture from the microcirculation of different organs, and once in culture, they tend to lose their specialized properties.
The reason temperature is important is because wines age faster at a higher temperature, and chemically, a high temperature is bad for wine. You can tell by the color of your wine if excessive heat has damaged it. The wine will look brown.
What you don't want is to store your wine at room temperature or warmer for an extended period of time. At the very least, it will speed the aging of the wine, but more likely you'll end up cooking the bottle, robbing the wine of its aromas and flavors.Every wine will have its own optimal serving temperature.ow, red wines should be stored around 55 degrees, if you can manage it. (A portable wine fridge, or well-insulated basement, can suffice.) So you'll want to give your syrah an hour or two at room temperature to warm up a bit.