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. 2019 Mar 25;9:5084. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-41587-2

Figure 7.

Figure 7

(a) (Upper row) Parasagittal T1-weighted MRI (2.35T, RF-spoiled 3D FLASH, TR/TE = 30/7.6 ms, α 25°, 117 µm isotropic resolution, total acquisition = 4 hours) of the locus coeruleus and (lower row) the A2 cell groups of an 8-week-old female NMRI mouse (left column) without magnetization transfer, (middle column) with magnetization transfer (Δf = 5000 Hz, ωSAT = 1045°/12 ms), and (right column) magnetization-transfer ratio map (scale: 0–50%). (b) Parasagittal MRI (2.35T, RF-spoiled 3D FLASH, TR/TE = 30/7.6 ms, flip angle 22°, Δf = 2500 Hz, ωSAT = 523°/12 ms, 117 µm isotropic resolution) of the locus coeruleus and (c) A2 cell group of a 3-week-old male NMRI mouse. (d) Horizontal and (eg) coronal MRI of the same animal showing the planes indicated in (b,c). A2 = A2 cell group, Hp = pyramidal cell layer of the hippocampus, LC = locus coeruleus, PCL = Purkinje cell layer of the cerebellum, arrowheads = marginal nuclei of the brachium conjunctivum.