<p><b>A</b>, Low-magnification TPLSM image of cortical vasculature in Notch4* mouse model with the blood plasma labeled by Texas Red-dextran. <b>A’</b>, Diagram of the vascular network from image (A) with arteries shown in red, veins in blue, and shunts in purple. Artery-to-vein pathways are highlighted and labeled with arrowheads to indicate the direction of flow and specific locations of velocity and diameter measurements. Bold numbers represent average center-axis velocity in units of mm/s and italic numbers represent diameter in units of µm corresponding to the adjacent arrowheads. <b>B</b>, Representative analyses in a subset of vessels (v1–v4) from panels (A’).</p
Images in inset represent 90° view of corresponding 3D geometry of the carotid artery in mice of dif...
Vascular imaging is crucial in the clinical diagnosis and management of cerebrovascular diseases, su...
Recent advances in modeling oxygen supply to cortical brain tissue have begun to elucidate the funct...
<p>, Low-magnification TPLSM image of cortical vasculature in control mouse with the blood plasma la...
International audienceThe cerebral vasculature is a dense network of arteries, capillaries, and vein...
This large-scale model contains the MCA M1 segment branching from the Circle of Willis as inflow and...
The cerebral vasculature is a dense network of arteries, capillaries, and veins. Quantifying variati...
(A,B) Main blood vessels and pial arterial network. (A) High resolution µCT image of the vascular tr...
<p>Images were scanned with lines from top to bottom and line addition from right to left. Arrows in...
<p>(a,b) Intravital imaging in different animals with arteriole (A), venule (V) and nerve fiber (N) ...
The study of cerebral vascular development can broaden our understanding of underlying variations su...
The formation of new blood vessels and the establishment of vascular networks are crucial during bra...
(A) Experimentally acquired reconstruction of surface artery (SA) network from a mouse with LMCs (ne...
<p>Based on an in vivo micro-CT scan (<i>a</i>) of a mouse, vascular structures (<i>b</i>) in the li...
Recent advances in modeling oxygen supply to cortical brain tissue have begun to elucidate the funct...
Images in inset represent 90° view of corresponding 3D geometry of the carotid artery in mice of dif...
Vascular imaging is crucial in the clinical diagnosis and management of cerebrovascular diseases, su...
Recent advances in modeling oxygen supply to cortical brain tissue have begun to elucidate the funct...
<p>, Low-magnification TPLSM image of cortical vasculature in control mouse with the blood plasma la...
International audienceThe cerebral vasculature is a dense network of arteries, capillaries, and vein...
This large-scale model contains the MCA M1 segment branching from the Circle of Willis as inflow and...
The cerebral vasculature is a dense network of arteries, capillaries, and veins. Quantifying variati...
(A,B) Main blood vessels and pial arterial network. (A) High resolution µCT image of the vascular tr...
<p>Images were scanned with lines from top to bottom and line addition from right to left. Arrows in...
<p>(a,b) Intravital imaging in different animals with arteriole (A), venule (V) and nerve fiber (N) ...
The study of cerebral vascular development can broaden our understanding of underlying variations su...
The formation of new blood vessels and the establishment of vascular networks are crucial during bra...
(A) Experimentally acquired reconstruction of surface artery (SA) network from a mouse with LMCs (ne...
<p>Based on an in vivo micro-CT scan (<i>a</i>) of a mouse, vascular structures (<i>b</i>) in the li...
Recent advances in modeling oxygen supply to cortical brain tissue have begun to elucidate the funct...
Images in inset represent 90° view of corresponding 3D geometry of the carotid artery in mice of dif...
Vascular imaging is crucial in the clinical diagnosis and management of cerebrovascular diseases, su...
Recent advances in modeling oxygen supply to cortical brain tissue have begun to elucidate the funct...