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. 2016 Feb 22;6:21569. doi: 10.1038/srep21569

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(A) Comparison of shear modulus for thalamus, medulla, and in vitro and in situ (IS) cortex and cerebellum. Each regions unique material properties are clearly presented here. Also evident is the difference of mechanical properties between the in vitro and in situ tissues under dynamic-rates. (B) *represents a statistically significant result from ANOVA post-hoc tests, - represents an insignificant difference. Each region is compared with the other regions for corresponding velocities. Significant differences between velocities in the same region are not presented.