Label-free second harmonic generation imaging of cerebral vascular wall in local ischemia mouse model in vivo
Label-free second harmonic generation imaging of cerebral vascular wall in local ischemia mouse model in vivo
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DOI:
10.1016/j.neuroscience.2022.08.003
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发表时间:
2022-08
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3.3
通讯作者:
Hengfei Sun;Shu Wang;Jianxin Chen;Hongbo Yu
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作者:
Hengfei Sun;Shu Wang;Jianxin Chen;Hongbo Yu
Second harmonic generation (SHG) imaging is label-free and non-invasive, and it has been extensively applied in multiple biological and medical studies, but not in the brainin vivo. In this study, we modified classical two photon excited fluorescence (TPEF) system to performin vivosimultaneous TPEF and SHG imaging in the local ischemia mouse model. In cerebral vascular walls, we found strong SHG signal, which co-localized with collagen. In the continuous 2 days’in vivoimaging, this SHG signal remained stable in the local ischemic blood vessel in the initial 4 h, then its signal abruptly increased and got spatially thickened 5 h after thrombosis, and this tendency continued in the following 48 h. This study provides direct and precise timeline of rapid collagen change in cerebral vascular wallsin vivo, and reveals the subtle but significant temporal-spatial dynamics of this structural signal during local ischemia. Thus, this cerebralin vivoSHG imaging provides a powerful tool to identify the early and subtle pathological change of collagen around clinical key therapeutic time window.