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. 2021 Nov 8;15:762843. doi: 10.3389/fncel.2021.762843

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Neuronal activity and vasocontractility are not reduced in the MCAO peri-infarct cortex. (A,B) Stimulation-evoked fEPSC are comparable in the MCAO Ipsi peri-infarct and the analogous region of the MCAO Contra and naïve slices. (C,D) 200 nM U46619 evokes a similar capillary constriction in all three regions. (E,F) ET-1 (10 nM), a more potent vasoconstrictor, evokes a stronger but statistically similar capillary constriction in all three regions. None of the comparisons were statistically significant based on ANOVA followed by Tukey’s HSD test. Number in parentheses above each bar indicates N.