Dual-Modal Super-Resolution Ultrasound and NIR-II Fluorescence Imaging of Ischemic Stroke with ICG-doped Porous PLGA Microspheres
Ziyue Li,
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Qiang Yu,
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Dongli Chen
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Materials Today Bio,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
31, P. 101513 - 101513
Published: Jan. 22, 2025
Language: Английский
The characteristics of capillary remodeling in cerebellar neurodegenerative diseases revealed through layered imaging and stereoscopic analysis
Yayun Wang,
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Hui Liu,
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Ziwei Ni
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Research Square (Research Square),
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2025,
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Published: March 24, 2025
Abstract
Neurodegenerative
diseases
refer
to
a
group
of
clinical
conditions
characterized
by
progressive
neuronal
loss,
resulting
in
impaired
brain
structural
integrity
and
functional
abnormalities.
These
can
lead
widespread
cerebrovascular
remodeling;
however,
the
spatial
remodeling
features
capillaries
with
diameters
≤
10
μm
remain
poorly
understood,
particularly
regard
changes
relationship
between
neurons
capillaries.
In
this
study,
we
first
developed
double-fluorescent
transgenic
mouse
model
cerebellar
neurodegenerative
disease
(CBND),
PCKO
TomatoVessel
Green
mouse,
which
Purkinje
cells
(PCs)
cerebellum
express
red
fluorescent
protein,
while
system
expresses
green
protein
(with
no
differentiation
arteries
veins).
Subsequently,
employed
whole-brain
clearing
combined
Amira/Imaris
conduct
three-dimensional
layered
imaging
computational
analysis
network
both
adult
control
mice.
A
total
181744
PCs
vessels
length
17.7363
meters,
266175
segments,
volume
0.5314
mm³
were
analyzed.
Compared
Control
mice,
mice
exhibited
93%
reduction
count
PCs,
97%
69%
volume,
58%
decrease
vessel
length,
52%
vascular
volume.
Depth
revealed
55%,
58%,
capillary
chord
curved
tortuosity,
respectively,
statistical
differences
node
or
φ
θ
directional
values.
Further
fraction
(VF)
59%
increase
capillary-cerebellum
VF,
PC-vessel
PC-capillary
PC-noncapillary
VF
decreased
95%,
96%,
respectively.
Additionally,
shortest
distance
vessel-cerebellum
noncapillary-cerebellum
showed
differences.
Our
results
indicated
that
significantly
lost,
their
topology
remained
stable,
decreasing
from
16
7
μm.
This
process
is
central
pathogenesis
CBND.
Furthermore,
may
serve
as
biological
markers
for
early
diagnosis
findings
provide
foundation
development
targeted
therapies
Short
abstract
Cerebrovascular
caused
be
used
diagnosis,
but
its
characteristics
are
unclear.
research
constructed
disease,
then
adopted
whole
transparency
system.
m,
number
segments
mm
3
analyzed
stratified
analysis.
3.15
TB
data
lost
although
stable.
blood
μm,
identifying
feature
neurovascular
disease.
The
cell-vessel
diseases.
Language: Английский