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Asymmetries in Cerebellar Activation during Finger Movements: A Functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy Study

Resumé :Introduction : The last decades have seen a tremendous increase of research about cerebellar functions. There is a series of theories – not necessarily mutually exclusive – regarding the cerebellum involvement in sensorimotor control supported by a wide range of cerebellar studies. The heterogeneity of the findings encourages further investigations in cerebellar activation, especially […]

A NOVEL FUNCTION OF TYPE I GUSTATORY CELLS

Résumé :Introduction : The sense of taste informs the organism about the quality of ingested food. This sense is exposed to many external pathogens and its dysfunction impacts negatively the quality of life. Although immune cells are rarely found in taste bud cells, while high levels of cytokines are observed in taste buds. Yet, the […]

Computational identification & 3D morphological characterization of renal glomeruli in optically cleared murine kidneys

Résumé : Characterization of glomerulus structure is of critical importance to understand the pathophysiological involvements of the kidney in renal and systemic diseases such as cardiovascular dysfunction. The aim of our study was to establish an accessible methodology for the objective identification and three-dimensional morphological characterization of renal glomeruli in mice. Experiments were done on […]

Functional Sodium Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Human Kidney

Résumé : Background and Aims : Le gradient cortico-médullaire est d’une très grande importance puisqu’il permet à l’Homme de concentrer ses urines. Actuellement le seul outil disponible pour explorer cette capacité de concentration est la mesure de l’osmolarité. Le but de notre étude était d’explorer l’évolution du gradient après charge hydrique comparé à la mesure […]