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. 2016 Sep 12;4:95. doi: 10.3389/fped.2016.00095

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Copyright © 2016 Jacob, Mudd, Alexander, Lai and Dilger.

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Representative single-voxel spectroscopy spectrum. Single-voxel spectroscopy was used to analyze brain metabolites in piglets. (A) The relative positioning of the voxel, which contains the hippocampi and interstitial space. (B) The acquired spectra with generated data to compare metabolites between AR and SR piglets. A threshold of Cramér–Rao < 20 was used for analyzed metabolites, data are presented as absolute concentrations in parts per million.

Representative single-voxel spectroscopy spectrum. Single-voxel spectroscopy was used to analyze brain metabolites in piglets. (A) The relative positioning of the voxel, which contains the hippocampi and interstitial space. (B) The acquired spectra with generated data to compare metabolites between AR and SR piglets. A threshold of Cramér–Rao < 20 was used for analyzed metabolites, data are presented as absolute concentrations in parts per million.