Abstract 219: Activity-Dependent Capillary Hyperemia in The Brain Is Not Regulated by Pericytes
Abstract
Activity-dependent increases in blood flow comprise the basis for functional brain imaging and are considered a hallmark of normal brain function. The central dogma of blood flow regulation states that flow changes effected by arteriolar tone drive functional hyperemia and that the capillary bed is a passive conduit for hyperemia resulting from upstream vasodilation. Recent evidence has begun to challenge this convention in cerebral blood flow...
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Abstract 219: Activity-Dependent Capillary Hyperemia in The Brain Is Not Regulated by Pericytes
Published Date
Feb 1, 2015
Journal
Volume
46
Issue
suppl_1
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