… mechanisms of neurovascular coupling change … neurovascular coupling in health and
disease. What are the spatial scales that govern these measurements? Although the mouse brain …

… Simulations show that given the architecture of the brain vasculature, areas of low blood …
of neurovascular coupling include supplying oxygen for neuromodulator synthesis, brain …

… Neural networks are far from being fully established at birth, both in the human and rodent
brain. The elaboration and refinement of these circuits require inputs from the external …

… neurovascular coupling is also fundamental to understanding brain physiology and the way
in which the brain … between impaired neurovascular coupling and neurodegeneration. A …

… of neurovascular coupling to cortical sites and have led to the assumption that coupling in
non-… The current study investigated neurovascular coupling in the rat using whole-brain blood …

… brain metabolism, neural responsiveness and cardiovascular function. Here, we review work
showing that neurovascular coupling and brain … to study neurovascular coupling and brain …

… In addition to the vast literature using rodents, studies of neurovascular coupling
mechanisms are also performed in non-human primates, using state-of-the-art neuroimaging …

… that the mechanisms of the neurovascular response could vary by the brain region. This
analysis included studies of neurovascular coupling in several brain regions, including olfactory …

… Second, neurovascular coupling ensures that, following local neural activation, regional
blood flow is increased to quickly supply more nutrients and remove metabolic waste. Here, we …

… physically expands with the cortical surface area of the rodent brain more than doubling
within the first 20 d of life.Citation 53 These changes all suggest that the baseline metabolic …