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Restoration of brain circulation and cellular functions hours post-mortem
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The brains of humans and other mammals are highly vulnerable to interruptions in blood flow and decreases in oxygen levels. Here we describe the restoration and maintenance of microcirculation and molecular and cellular functions of the intact pig brain under ex vivo normothermic conditions up to four hours post-mortem. We have developed an extracorporeal pulsatile-perfusion system and a haemoglobin-based, acellular, non-coagulative, echogenic, and cytoprotective perfusate that promotes recovery from anoxia, reduces reperfusion injury, prevents oedema, and metabolically supports the energy requirements of the brain. With this system, we observed preservation of cytoarchitecture; attenuation of cell death; and restoration of vascular dilatory and glial inflammatory responses, spontaneous synaptic activity, and active cerebral metabolism in the absence of global electrocorticographic activity. These findings demonstrate that under appropriate conditions the isolated, intact large mammalian brain possesses an underappreciated capacity for restoration of microcirculation and molecular and cellular activity after a prolonged post-mortem interval.
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The paper reports that an extracorporeal pulsatile-perfusion system (BrainEx) with a hemoglobin-based, acellular, cytoprotective perfusate restored microcirculation and selected molecular and cellular functions in intact porcine brains after 4 hours postmortem, maintained for 6 hours of ex vivo normothermic perfusion. It found preserved cytoarchitecture, reduced cell death, restored vascular/glial/synaptic and metabolic activity, but no global electrocorticographic activity.
Key findings
- After 4 h postmortem and 6 h perfusion (10 h total), BEx-perfused brains showed patent microvasculature, preserved hippocampal/neocortical/cerebellar cytoarchitecture, reduced activated caspase 3, and maintained neuronal, glial, and myelin architecture compared with 10 h PMI and control-perfusate brains.
- BEx restored vascular dilatory response to nimodipine, glial inflammatory response to LPS (increased IL-1α, IL-1β, IL-6, and IL-8 relative to other conditions), spontaneous excitatory postsynaptic currents, and active cerebral metabolism.
- At normothermia, average oxygen and glucose expenditure was approximately 2 mL/min/100 g and 6.5 mg/min/100 g tissue, respectively, with an arteriovenous lactate gradient of approximately −1 mmol/L.
- Hippocampal CA3 pyramidal neurons after BEx perfusion had membrane capacitance 125±43 pF, input resistance 195±63 MΩ, membrane time constant 32.3±8.4 ms, resting potential −71.2±7.0 mV, spike threshold −48±0.6 mV, spike amplitude 80.3±6.1 mV, and spike duration 1.58±0.24 ms; global ECoG remained isoelectric.
Methods
- Isolated, largely ex cranio porcine brains from 6–8 month old domestic pigs were perfused 4 h postmortem for 6 h under normothermic ex vivo conditions using a custom pulsatile-perfusion system and either control perfusate or BEx perfusate; comparison groups were unperfused 10 h PMI and flushed 1 h PMI.
- The study used approximately 300 post-mortem pig brains during technology development, with 32 independent brains undergoing BEx perfusion for the reported data; analyses included ultrasonography, micro-CT angiography, MRI, histology/immunohistochemistry, electron microscopy, patch-clamp electrophysiology, ECoG, LPS-induced cytokine/chemokine multiplex assays, and arteriovenous metabolic measurements.
- Data are reported as means ± SEM and analyzed with two-tailed paired/unpaired t-tests, one-way ANOVA with Dunnett’s post hoc, Kruskal-Wallis with Benjamini-Krieger-Yekutieli post hoc, or Chi-square tests, with significance set at P ≤ 0.05.
Limitations
- The paper states that no global ECoG/EEG activity reemerged, that it is uncertain whether longer perfusion could restore global activity, and that inhibitory agents in the BEx perfusate may dampen network activity; it also states that restoration of molecular/cellular processes should not be extrapolated to normal brain function or awareness.
- The paper states that delayed cellular death starting 72 h to weeks after ischemia cannot be excluded, that younger animals may have greater resilience to anoxic injury, and that further development, optimization, longer perfusion studies, and ethical standard operating procedures are needed.
- Evident from the text: this is an isolated ex vivo porcine brain model without integrated brain function, and several analyses rely on representative images or small independent-brain sample sizes (e.g., n=3 for some imaging/EM/electrophysiology experiments), which limits generalization.
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Spontaneous excitatory postsynaptic currents (sEPSCs) were present at a holding potential of −70 mV in BEx-perfused hippocampal slices.
“we observed the presence of spontaneous excitatory postsynaptic currents (sEPSCs) at a holding potential of −70 mV”
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BEx formulation diminished caspase 3 activation, as shown by increased actCASP3 in CA1 and dentate gyrus across all control groups compared to BEx.
“we found an increase in the percentage of nuclei positive for actCASP3 in CA1 and dentate gyrus across all control groups, indicating that the BEx formulation diminished caspase 3 activation”
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BEx-perfused brains showed robust flow through the major arteries of the brain.
“Color Doppler analysis of BEx-perfused brains revealed robust flow through the major arteries of the brain”
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Spontaneous global electrical activity did not reemerge during BEx perfusion, as evidenced by isoelectric ECoG.
“spontaneous global activity did not reemerge as evidence by isoelectric ECoG activity during the course of BEx perfusion”
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Reperfusion occurred throughout the brain via cannulation of the bilateral carotid arteries.
“indicating successful reperfusion throughout the brain via cannulation of the bilateral carotid arteries”
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Immunostaining for NeuN/RBFOX3 confirmed the same pattern of neuronal integrity in both hippocampal regions.
“Immunostaining for the pan-neuronal marker NeuN/RBFOX3 independently confirmed the same pattern of neuronal integrity in both hippocampal regions”
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Nearly all vessel lumens identified by electron microscopy were filled with BEx perfusate in the hippocampus and prefrontal neocortex.
“we found that nearly all vessel lumens identified were filled with BEx perfusate in both the hippocampus and prefrontal neocortex”
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Under BEx-perfused conditions, neuroanatomical structure remained intact, comparable to in vivo brains.
“Under BEx-perfused conditions, the neuroanatomical structure remained intact as demonstrated by normal ventricular size, preserved gray-white matter contrast, and delineation among anatomical landmarks (Fig. 3), which were comparable to in vivo brains23–25.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claim0 of 3 sources checked- cites [23] Schmidt, V. Comparative Anatomy of the Pig Brain: an Integrative Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Study of the Porcine Brain with Special Emphasis on the External Morphology of the Cerebral Cortex. Thesis, Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen (2015).
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- cites [25] Watanabe, H. et al. MR-based statistical atlas of the Göttingen minipig brain. Neuroimage 14, 1089–1096 (2001). source
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Under ex vivo normothermic conditions, BEx perfusion restored and maintained microcirculation and molecular and cellular functions in the intact porcine brain after a 4-hour postmortem interval.
“Here, we describe the restoration and maintenance of microcirculation and molecular and cellular functions of the intact porcine brain under ex vivo normothermic conditions up to 4-hours postmortem.”
- Also stated in: § Microcirculation and vascular dilatory functionality · boosted
“Overall, these data demonstrate restoration and maintenance of microvascular patency and dilatory functionality for 6h following a 4h LPP.”
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Quantification of CA1 cells with swollen morphology revealed a decrease under BEx perfusion compared to other groups.
“Quantification of the proportion of cells in the CA1 field exhibiting a swollen morphology revealed a decrease under BEx perfusion, as compared to other groups”
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In BEx specimens, Nissl staining of hippocampus, neocortex, and cerebellum revealed preserved integrity most comparable to 1h PMI controls.
“In BEx specimens, Nissl staining of these areas revealed preserved integrity, which were most comparable to 1h PMI controls”
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There was no difference in fiber orientation between 10h PMI and BEx samples.
“we expected and observed no difference in fiber orientation between 10h PMI and BEx samples”
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BEx perfusion attenuates cell death in the porcine brain.
“attenuation of cell death”
- Also stated in: § Neuronal viability and myelinated axons · hedged
“indicating that the BEx formulation diminished caspase 3 activation”
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10h PMI and CP conditions exhibited stark deterioration in Nissl staining.
“contrastingly, 10h PMI and CP conditions exhibited stark deterioration”
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BEx perfusion restores spontaneous synaptic activity in the porcine brain.
“spontaneous synaptic activity”
- Also stated in: § Synaptic organization and neuronal activity · plain
“we observed the presence of spontaneous excitatory postsynaptic currents (sEPSCs) at a holding potential of −70 mV”
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No global electrical activity was observed in the brain before the start of perfusion.
“No global electrical activity was observed in the brain before the start of perfusion.”
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Global micro-computed tomography angiography revealed contrast agent in major arteries and smaller arterioles.
“Global micro-computed tomography angiography (CTA) revealed the presence of contrast agent in major arteries and smaller arterioles”
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BEx perfusion maintained astroglial and microglial cell numbers.
“Overall quantification of IBA1- and GFAP-positive cells in the neocortex demonstrated preservation of glial cell numbers in BEx perfusion conditions”
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An arteriovenous gradient of approximately −1 mmol/L of lactate was observed.
“we observe an arteriovenous gradient of approximately −1 mmol/L of lactate”
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Capillary flow was present, as shown by prompt refilling after compression and release of the central cortical vein.
“observing prompt refilling”
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Betz cells in the primary motor cortex retained their magnopyramidal morphology only under BEx conditions.
“Betz cells in the primary motor cortex retained their magnopyramidal morphology only under BEx conditions”
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GAD1 immunofluorescence revealed preserved cell density among BEx, 1h PMI, and 10h PMI controls compared to CP conditions.
“Immunofluorescent analysis for the inhibitory neuronal marker, GAD1, revealed preserved cell density among BEx, 1h PMI, and 10h PMI controls as compared to CP conditions”
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Hemoglobin fluorescent signal was robust throughout the entire vascular tree, including capillaries, in the hippocampus and prefrontal neocortex of BEx and 10h PMI brains, but negligible in CP and 1h PMI controls.
“We found robust hemoglobin signal throughout the entire vascular tree, including capillaries, in the hippocampus and prefrontal neocortex of both BEx and 10h PMI brains. Contrastingly, there was negligible fluorescence in CP and 1h PMI controls”
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BEx perfusion restores vascular dilatory responses in the porcine brain.
“restoration of vascular dilatory and glial inflammatory responses”
- Also stated in: § Microcirculation and vascular dilatory functionality · hedged
“We observed a significant and sustained increase in flow velocity post-intervention, indicating that the vasculature retained dilatory functionality in response to pharmacological stimulation”
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MBP analysis showed a greater proportion of fibers in 1h PMI and CP conditions formed angles between 0-60° to the pial surface compared to BEx specimens.
“Analysis of myelin basic protein (MBP) revealed a greater proportion of fibers in 1h PMI and CP conditions that formed angles between 0–60° to the pial surface as compared to BEx specimens”
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Throughout the perfusion protocol, no global electrical activity consistent with remnant awareness was ever observed.
“No such electrical activity was ever observed.”
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BEx perfusion preserves cytoarchitecture in the porcine brain.
“preservation of cytoarchitecture”
- Also stated in: § Preservation of tissue integrity · plain
“In BEx specimens, Nissl staining of these areas revealed preserved integrity, which were most comparable to 1h PMI controls”
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Quantification of presynaptic vesicles revealed maintenance of the vesicular pool only in BEx and 1h PMI conditions, in contrast to 10h PMI and CP.
“Quantification of the number of presynaptic vesicles revealed a maintenance of the vesicular pool only in BEx and 1h PMI conditions, in contrast to 10h PMI and CP”
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NRGN staining revealed preserved excitatory neuron density between BEx and 1h PMI controls, compared to other conditions with cellular destruction.
“Staining for the excitatory neuronal marker, neurogranin (NRGN), also revealed preserved excitatory neuron density between BEx and 1h PMI controls, as compared to other conditions which demonstrated clear cellular destruction”
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BEx perfusate was present in the extensive cortical vasculature.
“substantiated by the presence of BEx perfusate in the extensive cortical vasculature”
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BEx perfusion results in absence of global electrocorticographic activity.
“absence of global electrocorticographic activity”
- Also stated in: § Synaptic organization and neuronal activity · plain
“isoelectric ECoG activity during the course of BEx perfusion”
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BEx perfusion restores active cerebral metabolism in the porcine brain.
“active cerebral metabolism”
- Also stated in: § Global cerebral metabolism · boosted
“Overall, these data evidence a resurgence of global cerebral metabolism in intact postmortem brains under ex vivo normothermic conditions.”
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At no point did the authors observe organized global electrical activity associated with awareness, perception, or other higher-order brain functions.
“at no point did we observe the kind of organized global electrical activity associated with awareness, perception, or other higher-order brain functions.”
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BEx perfusion restores glial inflammatory responses in the porcine brain.
“restoration of vascular dilatory and glial inflammatory responses”
- Also stated in: § Glial structure and inflammatory functionality · plain
“Under BEx conditions, we observed an increase in interleukin (IL)-1α, IL-1β, IL-6, and IL-8 relative to other conditions”
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Intravascular hemoglobin fluorescent signal in the occipital neocortex and cerebellar cortex demonstrates perfused precapillary arterioles and capillaries in both 10h PMI controls and BEx perfusion.
“Intravascular hemoglobin fluorescent signal in the occipital neocortex and cerebellar cortex, respectively, demonstrating perfused precapillary arterioles (arrowhead) and capillaries (arrow) in both 10h PMI controls and BEx perfusion.”
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Micro-CT Angiography demonstrates patency of major arterial vessels as well as arterioles in both the occipital lobe and cerebellum.
“Micro-CT Angiography demonstrates patency of major arterial vessels as well as arterioles in both the occipital lobe as well as cerebellum.”
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Power waveform analysis from a representative control perfusate brain at 6h LOP demonstrated Phase 4 dynamics with a MFV of 0 cm/s.
“Power waveform analysis from a representative control perfusate brain at 6h LOP demonstrating Phase 4 dynamics with corresponding trace (right) depicting MFV of 0 cm/s.”
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Nissl stains of the primary motor cortex reveal preserved Betz cell structure under BEx perfusion conditions, despite these cells having been axotomized following decapitation.
“Nissl stains of the primary motor cortex reveal preserved Betz cell (arrows) structure under BEx perfusion conditions, despite these cells having been axotomized following decapitation.”
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Intervening in Phase 3 with an increase in mean arterial pressure resulted in a transient increase in flow that reverted back to negligible forward flow soon after in Phase 4.
“Intervening in Phase 3 with an increase in mean arterial pressure resulted in a transient increase in flow (red trace vs pink trace) that reverted back to negligible forward flow soon after in Phase 4 (red and blue trace vs pink and sky blue).”
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The percentage of cells exhibiting a swollen, ellipsoid morphology differed significantly across experimental conditions (one-way ANOVA P<0.001, F[3,20]=16.33).
“One-way ANOVA (P<0.001, F[3,20] = 16.33) with post-hoc Dunnett’s adjustment; n=6 brains per group.”
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Immunohistochemical stains for astrocytes (GFAP) and microglia (IBA-1) with DAPI counterstain in the CA1 and Dentate gyrus regions of the hippocampus evidence preservation of glial cell structure under BEx perfusion conditions.
“Confocal maximum intensity projections of immunohistochemical stains for astrocytes (GFAP; red) and microglia (IBA-1; green) with DAPI (blue) counterstain in the CA1 and Dentate gyrus regions of the hippocampus evidences preservation of glial cell structure under BEx perfusion conditions.”
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Pyramidal-shaped cell bodies as well as apical and basal dendrites are present in both 1h PMI and BEx perfused brains.
“Pyramidal-shaped cell bodies as well as apical and basal dendrites are present in both 1h PMI and BEx perfused brains.”
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The total number of GAD1-positive cells in the neocortex differed significantly across experimental conditions (one-way ANOVA P<0.001, F[3,20]=9.153).
“One-way ANOVA (NRGN+: P=0.002, F[3,20] = 7.018; GAD1+: P<0.001, F[3,20] = 9.153) with post-hoc Dunnett’s adjustment.”
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Blood vessel lumen in prefrontal neocortical capillaries after BEx perfusion is filled with electron-dense material representing the hemoglobin-based BEx perfusate.
“Blood vessel lumen (bl) is filled with electron-dense material, which represents the hemoglobin-based BEx perfusate.”
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As compared to 1h PMI controls, microglia display a more phagocytic morphology with shortened cellular processes.
“As compared to 1h PMI controls, microglia display a more phagocytic morphology with shortened cellular processes.”
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The density of myelinated fiber bundles differed significantly across experimental conditions (one-way ANOVA P<0.001, F[3,20]=10.78).
“One-way ANOVA (P<0.001, F[3,20] = 10.78) with post-hoc Dunnett’s adjustment; P-values specified within; n=6 animals per group.”
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Blood vessel lumen in hippocampal CA1 capillaries after BEx perfusion is filled with electron-dense material representing the hemoglobin-based BEx perfusate.
“Blood vessel lumen (bl) is filled with electron-dense material (*), which represents the hemoglobin-based BEx perfusate.”
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Ependymal cells from BEx-perfused brains show ultrastructure characteristic of normal cells, such as continuity of the cell membrane that covers cilia and produces filopodia, tight junctions between adjacent cells, and intact mitochondria with electron dense matrix.
“However, ependymal cells from BEx-perfused brains, show ultrastructure characteristic of normal cells, such as continuity of the cell membrane that covers cilia (c) and produces filopodia (f), tight junctions between adjacent cells, and intact mitochondria with electron dense matrix.”
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Nissl stains of the prefrontal neocortex demonstrate preserved neuronal structure and anatomical cytoarchitecture in BEx perfused brains.
“Nissl stains (top) with higher magnification of boxed area (below) of the prefrontal neocortex demonstrating preserved neuronal structure and anatomical cytoarchitecture in BEx perfused brains.”
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Quantification of examined capillaries that are filled with the BEx perfusate evidences that the vast majority of capillaries are patent and perfused.
“Quantification of examined capillaries that are filled with the BEx perfusate evidences that the vast majority of capillaries are patent and perfused.”
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Quantification of normalized actCASP3-positive nuclei showed a significant difference across conditions (one-way ANOVA P<0.001, F[3,20]=82.3).
“One-way ANOVA (P<0.001, F[3,20] = 82.3) with post-hoc Dunnett’s adjustment.”
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The total number of NRGN-positive cells in the neocortex differed significantly across experimental conditions (one-way ANOVA P=0.002, F[3,20]=7.018).
“One-way ANOVA (NRGN+: P=0.002, F[3,20] = 7.018; GAD1+: P<0.001, F[3,20] = 9.153) with post-hoc Dunnett’s adjustment.”
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Overall myelinated axons exhibit similar morphology across all experimental groups.
“Overall myelinated axons (MA) exhibit similar morphology across all experimental groups.”
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In the prefrontal neocortex, in comparison to 1h PMI and control perfusate conditions, fluorescent signal is found in precapillary arterioles and capillaries of both 10h PMI controls and BEx perfusate.
“In comparison to 1h PMI and control perfusate conditions, the fluorescent signal is found in precapillary arterioles (arrowhead) and capillaries (arrow) of both 10h PMI controls and BEx perfusate.”
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3D rendering of high-resolution specimen-CTA of the hippocampus of BEx-perfused brain revealed an extensive vascular network.
“3D rendering of high-resolution specimen-CTA of the hippocampus of BEx-perfused brain revealing extensive vascular network (left).”
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Neuronal cell number in the prefrontal neocortex differed significantly across experimental conditions (one-way ANOVA P<0.001, F[3,20]=224.6).
“One-way ANOVA (P<0.001, F[3,20] = 224.6) with post-hoc Dunnett’s adjustment; n=6 brains per condition; NS, not significant.”
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Phase 4 exhibits a reverberated "no-flow" phenomenon.
“Phase 1 is defined by a normal, low-resistance waveform; phase 2 displayed an increase in PSV, narrowed systole, and decreased EDV; phase 3 demonstrates decreased PSV and loss of EDV; phase 4 exhibits a reverberated “no-flow” phenomenon.”
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In 10h PMI and control perfusate specimens, GAD1 staining reveals contracted cell bodies with a loss of GAD1-positive somal contacts as compared to 1h PMI and BEx perfusion.
“In 10h PMI and control perfusate specimens, GAD1 staining reveals contracted cell bodies (arrows) with a loss of GAD1-positive somal contacts as compared to 1h PMI and BEx perfusion.”
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In each phase, there is a corresponding decrease in relative mean flow velocity (MFV), culminating in negligible net forward flow (reverberated pattern) in Phase 4 (6h LOP).
“In each phase, there is a corresponding decrease in the relative mean flow velocity (MFV), culminating in negligible net forward flow (reverberated pattern) in Phase 4 (6h LOP).”
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In control perfusate conditions, the waveform cycle progresses through four phases in chronological order, revealing progressive deterioration of the low-resistance pressure waveform structure.
“Each phase occurs in chronological order during the experimental timeline, revealing a progressive deterioration of the low-resistance pressure waveform structure.”
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Power waveform analysis from a representative BEx perfusate brain taken at 6h LOP demonstrates that at this time point BEx perfusion exhibits Phase 1 dynamics.
“Contrastingly, power waveform analysis from a representative BEx perfusate brain taken at 6h LOP demonstrates that at this time point BEx perfusion exhibits Phase 1 dynamics.”
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Global cerebral metabolism resurged in intact postmortem brains under ex vivo normothermic conditions.
“Overall, these data evidence a resurgence of global cerebral metabolism in intact postmortem brains under ex vivo normothermic conditions.”
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With appropriate intervention, the brain retains a greater potential for metabolic and neurophysiologic resilience to anoxic/ischemic insult than is currently appreciated.
“with the appropriate intervention, the brain retains a greater potential for metabolic and neurophysiologic resilience to anoxic/ischemic insult than is currently appreciated.”
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Under appropriate conditions, the isolated, intact large mammalian brain possesses a previously underappreciated capacity for restoration of microcirculation and molecular and cellular activity after a prolonged postmortem interval.
“These findings demonstrate that under appropriate conditions the isolated, intact large mammalian brain possesses a yet underappreciated capacity for restoration of microcirculation and molecular and cellular activity after a prolonged postmortem interval.”
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“These findings demonstrate that with the appropriate intervention, the large mammalian brain retains a previously underappreciated capacity for restoration of certain molecular and cellular functions multiple hours after circulatory arrest.”
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After 6h LOP following 4h LPP, functionally-viable pyramidal neurons were present in the hippocampus.
“Thus, after a 6h LOP following a 4h LPP, we found the presence of functionally-viable pyramidal neurons in the hippocampus.”
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A combinatorial approach to addressing anoxic/ischemic injury is capable of restoring and maintaining certain molecular and cellular functions in the brain even hours postmortem.
“Overall, these findings indicate that a combinatorial approach to addressing anoxic/ischemic injury is capable with restoring and maintaining certain molecular and cellular functions in the brain even hours postmortem.”
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The porcine brain represents an appropriate experimental model for studying brain responses to global anoxia as it more closely resembles the human brain than the smaller, lissencephalic brain of rodents.
“the porcine brain represents an appropriate experimental model for studying brain responses to global anoxia as it more closely resembles the human brain than the smaller, lissencephalic brain of rodents”
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Molecular and cellular deterioration in the brain after circulatory arrest follows a protracted process, instead of occurring within a singular, narrowly defined temporal window.
“These findings indicate that molecular and cellular deterioration in the brain after circulatory arrest seems to follow a protracted process, instead of occurring within a singular, narrowly defined temporal window.”
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This is the first report describing the use of a synthetic cytoprotective perfusate and extracorporeal perfusion system to restore and maintain microcirculation as well as molecular and cellular functions in the large mammalian brain under normothermic ex vivo conditions following an extended PMI.
“To the best of our knowledge, this is the first report describing the use of a synthetic cytoprotective perfusate and extracorporeal perfusion system to restore and maintain microcirculation as well as molecular and cellular functions in the large mammalian brain under normothermic ex vivo conditions following an extended PMI.”
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BEx perfusion mitigated signs of cytotoxic edema-associated ischemic injury in CA1 neurons.
“suggesting that BEx perfusion mitigated the signs of cytotoxic edema-associated ischemic injury”
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The acellularity of the BEx perfusate may have allowed ubiquitous microvascular reperfusion by circumventing thrombotic, vascular, perivascular, and/or hemolytic mechanisms previously reported to cause perfusion deficits.
“the acellularity of the BEx perfusate may have allowed ubiquitous microvascular reperfusion by circumventing many of the thrombotic, vascular, perivascular, and/or hemolytic mechanisms previously reported to cause perfusion deficits70–72.”
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The observed decrease in actCASP3 in 10h PMI and CP conditions is likely caused by protein degradation following extensive cellular disintegration.
“Therefore, we conclude that the observed decrease in actCASP3 in these conditions is likely caused by protein degradation following extensive cellular disintegration”
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The organization and/or summation of synaptic activity of individual neurons was inadequate to elicit detectable network activity as assessed by ECoG.
“This indicates that the organization and/or summation of synaptic activity of individual neurons was inadequate to elicit detectable network activity as assessed by ECoG”
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The observed restoration of molecular and cellular processes following 4h of global anoxia/ischemia should not be extrapolated to signify resurgence of normal brain function.
“The observed restoration of molecular and cellular processes following 4h of global anoxia/ischemia should not be extrapolated to signify resurgence of normal brain function.”
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Some moderately damaged, yet visibly intact, cells under control perfusate conditions make contact with entirely destroyed adjacent cells, indicating a destruction of the continuum of the ependymal layer.
“Similarly, some moderately damaged, yet visibly intact, cells under control perfusate conditions make contact with entirely destroyed adjacent cells (pink), indicating a destruction of the continuum of the ependymal layer.”
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Findingown data10h PMI brains exhibited deterioration of gray-white matter contrast, reduction in LCC and APD, and collapse of the lateral ventricles, indicative of decreased water content.
“10h PMI brains exhibited a deterioration of gray-white matter contrast, reduction in LCC and APD, as well as collapse of the lateral ventricles”
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Findingown dataCP brains demonstrated pervasive tissue damage, decreased global signal intensity, ventricular expansion, increased LCC, APD, and gray-white matter contrast, indicating edema.
“CP brains demonstrated pervasive tissue damage, decreased global signal intensity, ventricular expansion, along with increased LCC, APD, and gray-white matter contrast, indicating the presence of edema”
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Findingown dataIn prefrontal neocortex, BEx conditions preserved neuronal cell morphology and density.
“Analysis of the prefrontal neocortex also provided evidence for preservation of both neuronal cell morphology and density under BEx conditions”
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Findingown dataBEx perfusion restored glial inflammatory responses, as LPS injection increased IL-1α, IL-1β, IL-6, and IL-8 relative to other conditions.
“Under BEx conditions, we observed an increase in interleukin (IL)-1α, IL-1β, IL-6, and IL-8 relative to other conditions”
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Findingown dataThe brain vasculature remained responsive to pharmacological intervention; nimodipine caused a significant and sustained increase in flow velocity under BEx.
“We observed a significant and sustained increase in flow velocity post-intervention, indicating that the vasculature retained dilatory functionality in response to pharmacological stimulation”
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Findingown dataEM analyses indicated preservation of pre-synaptic vesicular structure in BEx conditions compared to 1h PMI, with substantial degradation in 10h PMI and CP brains.
“EM analyses indicated preservation of pre-synaptic vesicular structure in BEx conditions as compared to 1h PMI, with substantial degradation in 10h PMI and CP brains”
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Findingown dataRecorded neurons in BEx-perfused hippocampal slices responded to supra-threshold depolarizing current with repetitive action potential firing and expressed voltage-gated fast Na+ and delayed-rectifier K+ currents.
“All recorded neurons responded to supra-threshold depolarizing current stimuli with repetitive action potential firing (Fig. 6c) and expressed both voltage-gated fast Na+ currents and delayed-rectifier K+ currents (Fig. 6d).”
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Findingnone givenThe epidural temperature following the craniectomy ranged from 12-15°C.
“The epidural temperature following the craniectomy ranged from 12–15°C.”
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Findingown dataIn 10h PMI, GAD1-positive neurons displayed contracted cytoplasmic morphology and loss of somal GAD1-positive axonal contacts.
“these cells displayed contracted cytoplasmic morphology and a loss of somal GAD1-positive axonal contacts”
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Findingown dataWet-to-dry weight showed decreased water content in 10h PMI controls and increased in CP conditions, with no significant difference between 1h PMI and BEx perfusate brains.
“we measured the wet-to-dry weight of cerebral samples (Fig. 3b), and observed a decrease in water content in 10h PMI controls and an increase in CP conditions, with no significant difference between 1h PMI and BEx perfusate brains”
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Findingown dataFiber bundle density was decreased under 10h PMI and CP conditions, with no difference between 1h PMI and BEx perfusion.
“found a decrease in the bundle density under 10h PMI and CP conditions, demonstrating an overall deterioration of axonal architecture; in contrast, there was no difference in bundle density between 1h PMI and BEx perfusion”
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Findingown dataBEx perfusion maintained microvascular patency and dilatory functionality for 6h following a 4h LPP.
“Overall, these data demonstrate restoration and maintenance of microvascular patency and dilatory functionality for 6h following a 4h LPP.”
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Findingown dataAt normothermia, average oxygen expenditure was approximately 2 mL/min/100 g and glucose expenditure approximately 6.5 mg/min/100 g tissue.
“At normothermia, the average oxygen and glucose expenditure was approximately 2 mL/min/100 g and 6.5 mg/min/100 g tissue, respectively”
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Findingown dataMitochondria in BEx perfusion conditions demonstrated normal ultrastructure, whereas 1h PMI and the vast majority of 10h PMI and control-perfused specimens displayed swollen morphology with damaged cristae.
“mitochondria in BEx perfusion conditions demonstrated normal ultrastructure”
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Findingown dataNeuronal density was comparable between BEx and 1h PMI controls in CA1 and dentate gyrus, with reduction in 10h PMI and CP conditions.
“Assessment of neuronal density also revealed comparable values between BEx and 1h PMI controls in both CA1 and dentate gyrus, with a reduction in 10h PMI and CP conditions”
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FindingcitationNeuronal membrane properties and action potential parameters in BEx-perfused hippocampal slices were in accordance with previous values/literature.
“Neuronal membrane capacitance (Cm=125±43 pF), input resistance (Rin=195±63 MΩ), membrane time constant (τm=32.3±8.4 ms), and membrane resting potential (Vm=−71.2±7.0 mV) were in accordance with previous values37.”
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“the action potential parameters (spike threshold=−48±0.6 mV, spike amplitude=80.3±6.1 mV, spike duration=1.58±0.24 ms) were similar to previous literature38”
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- cites [38] Simkin, D. et al. Aging-related hyperexcitability in CA3 pyramidal neurons is mediated by enhanced A-type K+ channel function and expression. J. Neurosci. 35, 13206–13218 (2015). source
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Findingown dataArteriovenous gradients demonstrated consistent consumption of glucose and oxygen as brains reached normothermia, with concurrent CO2 production and a physiological drop in pH.
“Arteriovenous gradients demonstrated consistent consumption of glucose and oxygen as the brains reached normothermia, with a concurrent production in CO2 and a physiological drop in pH39.”
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Findingown dataBEx perfusion prevents edema in the porcine brain after 4h PMI.
“prevents edema”
- Also stated in: § Preservation of tissue integrity · plain
“with no significant difference between 1h PMI and BEx perfusate brains”
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FindingcitationOxygen consumption rates were comparable with previously reported in vivo values, but glucose consumption was higher than normal yet in line with rates reported for brains recovering from prolonged global ischemia.
“our findings indicate that oxygen consumption rates were comparable with previously reported in vivo values55, but glucose consumption was higher than normal56 yet in line with rates reported for brains recovering from prolonged global ischemia57.”
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Findingown dataVenous sodium and potassium concentrations normalized into physiological range after one hour of perfusion, potentially signaling restoration of active Na+/K+ homeostasis.
“venous concentrations of both sodium and potassium normalized into physiological range after one hour of perfusion, potentially signaling the restoration of active Na+/K+ homeostasis”
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Findingown dataIn BEx perfusate conditions, oligodendrocytes demonstrate normal ultrastructure with numerous cisterns of rough endoplasmic reticulum, and mitochondria have electron-dense matrix and many cristae.
“In BEx perfusate conditions, oligodendrocytes demonstrate normal ultrastructure with numerous cisterns of rough endoplasmic reticulum (rer), and mitochondria have electron-dense matrix and many cristae.”
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Findingown dataBEx and 10h PMI conditions demonstrate an increase in number of axons orthogonally oriented to the pial surface, while 1h PMI and control perfusate specimens exhibit an increase in axons oriented in more acute angles.
“BEx and 10h PMI conditions demonstrate an increase in number of axons orthogonally oriented to the pial surface, while 1h PMI and control perfusate specimens exhibit an increase in axons oriented in more acute angles.”
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Findingown dataIn the hippocampal white matter of 1h PMI, 10h PMI, and control perfusate conditions, numerous cells contain segments of destroyed cytoplasm, while oligodendrocytes have light cytoplasm with numerous vacuoles and swollen mitochondria; in 10h PMI samples, mitochondria may not be visible due to extensive destruction.
“In the hippocampal white matter of 1h PMI, 10h PMI, and control perfusate conditions, numerous cells contain segments of destroyed cytoplasm (pink), while oligodendrocytes have light cytoplasm with numerous vacuoles and swollen mitochondria (yellow); in 10h PMI samples, mitochondria may not be visible due to extensive destruction.”
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Findingown dataMicro-computed tomography angiogram (CTA) demonstrates patency of major arterial vessels as well as arterioles.
“Micro-computed tomography angiogram (CTA) demonstrates patency of major arterial vessels as well as arterioles (left).”
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Findingown dataNeurons exhibit a swollen morphology in 1h PMI, and significant cellular destruction in 10h PMI and control perfusate conditions, while neurons in the BEx perfusion condition display typical elongated morphology.
“Note that neurons exhibit a swollen morphology in 1h PMI, and significant cellular destruction in 10h PMI and control perfusate conditions (arrowheads), while neurons in the BEx perfusion condition display typical elongated morphology (arrows).”
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Findingnone givenPhase 1 is defined by a normal, low-resistance waveform.
“Phase 1 is defined by a normal, low-resistance waveform; phase 2 displayed an increase in PSV, narrowed systole, and decreased EDV; phase 3 demonstrates decreased PSV and loss of EDV; phase 4 exhibits a reverberated “no-flow” phenomenon.”
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Findingown dataIn 1h PMI controls, certain mitochondria display normal ultrastructure and electron-dense matrix, while others exhibit a more swollen morphology.
“In 1h PMI controls, certain mitochondria display normal ultrastructure and electron-dense matrix (m), while others exhibit a more swollen morphology (yellow).”
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Findingown dataIn 10h PMI conditions, ependymal cells demonstrate lightened cytoplasm with numerous vacuoles and swollen mitochondria; adherence junctions are preserved, but the cell membrane is destroyed in several positions.
“Contrastingly, in 10h PMI conditions ependymal cells demonstrate lightened cytoplasm with numerous vacuoles (v) and swollen mitochondria (yellow). Although adherence junctions (aj) are preserved, the cell membrane is destroyed in several positions.”
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Findingown dataPower waveform analysis from a representative control perfusate brain during Phase 3 evidenced a MFV of 3 cm/s.
“Power waveform analysis from a representative control perfusate brain during Phase 3 with corresponding trace (right) evidencing a MFV of 3 cm/s.”
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Findingown dataThere is evidence of clear cell destruction and the presence of enlarged vacuoles under 10h PMI and control perfusate conditions.
“There is evidence of clear cell destruction and the presence of enlarged vacuoles under 10h PMI and control perfusate conditions (arrowheads).”
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Findingown dataPhase 3 demonstrates decreased PSV and loss of EDV.
“Phase 1 is defined by a normal, low-resistance waveform; phase 2 displayed an increase in PSV, narrowed systole, and decreased EDV; phase 3 demonstrates decreased PSV and loss of EDV; phase 4 exhibits a reverberated “no-flow” phenomenon.”
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Findingown dataNissl stains of the occipital neocortex demonstrate preserved regional cytoarchitectonics as well as neuronal structure in BEx perfused brains.
“Nissl stains (top) with higher magnification of boxed area (below) of the occipital neocortex demonstrating preserved regional cytoarchitectonics as well as neuronal structure in BEx perfused brains.”
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Findingown dataAt 1h PMI there is robust nuclear localization of cleaved caspase-3 across all brain regions; however, this signal decreases with increased post-mortem intervals.
“At 1h PMI there is robust nuclear localization of cleaved caspase-3 across all brain regions; however, this signal decreases with increased post-mortem intervals.”
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Findingown dataPericytes and endothelial cells in hippocampal CA1 capillaries after BEx perfusion demonstrate normal ultrastructure and contain cell nuclei, mitochondria, and cisterns of rough endoplasmic reticulum; adherence junctions between endothelial cells are visible.
“Pericytes and endothelial cells (highlighted semitransparent green and blue, respectively) demonstrate normal ultrastructure and contain cell nuclei (N), mitochondria (m), and cisterns of rough endoplasmic reticulum (rer). Adherence junctions between endothelial cells (aj) are visible.”
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Findingown dataPhase 2 displayed an increase in PSV, narrowed systole, and decreased EDV.
“Phase 1 is defined by a normal, low-resistance waveform; phase 2 displayed an increase in PSV, narrowed systole, and decreased EDV; phase 3 demonstrates decreased PSV and loss of EDV; phase 4 exhibits a reverberated “no-flow” phenomenon.”
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Findingown dataMaximum intensity projections of Neurogranin (NRGN) show a preservation of typical morphology of cortical pyramidal neurons under BEx perfusion, with swollen morphology under 1h PMI conditions.
“Maximum intensity projections of the excitatory neuron marker, Neurogranin (NRGN; green), show a preservation of typical morphology of cortical pyramidal neurons under BEx perfusion (arrows), with swollen morphology under 1h PMI conditions (arrow).”
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Findingown dataAn inverted pyramidal neuron structure is appreciable under BEx perfusion.
“An inverted pyramidal neuron structure is also appreciable under BEx perfusion (arrow).”
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InterpretationreasoningThe compounds and neuronal activity blockers in BEx perfusate are washed out during preparation of acute hippocampal slices, possibly explaining the discrepancy between whole cell patch-clamp recordings and global cortical activity.
“These compounds, as well as neuronal activity blockers, are washed out during the preparation of acute hippocampal slices for electrophysiological recordings, possibly explaining the observed discrepancy between whole cell patch-clamp recordings and global cortical activity.”
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Study design and conductreasoningThe perfusion chamber maintains a relative humidity level of approximately 95% to prevent the brain surface from drying because the brain is not bathed in fluid.
“the chamber is temperature-controlled and maintains a relative humidity level ~95% to prevent the surface of the brain from drying, since the brain is not bathed in fluid.”
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Study design and conductnone givenGlobal electrophysiological monitoring was performed throughout the experimental timeline.
“Global electrophysiological monitoring was performed throughout the experimental timeline.”
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Study design and conductown dataThe surgical procedures required approximately 10 minutes to complete, subjecting the brains to that length of warm anoxia.
“In total, these procedures required approximately 10 mins to complete, thereby subjecting brains to this length of warm anoxia.”
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Study design and conductnone givenIn all experiments, cerebral perfusate flow was monitored and arterial pressure was adjusted to maintain relatively constant cerebral flow.
“In all experiments, the cerebral perfusate flow was monitored and arterial pressure adjusted appropriately to maintain relatively constant cerebral flow.”
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Study design and conductreasoningFor reproducibility and comparisons, all ultrasonography measurements were conducted on the pericallosal artery anterior to the genu of the corpus callosum.
“For reproducibility and comparisons all measurements were conducted on pericallosal artery anterior to the genu of corpus callosum.”
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PremisecitationThe rodent brain comprises only 14% white matter, while pig and human approximate 30 and 50%, respectively.
“the rodent brain comprising only 14% white matter, while pig and human approximate 30 and 50%, respectively61,62.”
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InterpretationcitationThe increased plasticity in younger-aged brains may have contributed to the overall cellular recovery.
“Therefore, the increased plasticity in younger-aged brains may have contributed to the overall cellular recovery.”
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InterpretationreasoningThe surgical preparation transected the cranial nerves and removed the spinal nerve roots and dorsal root ganglia, which precludes potential transmission of noxious stimuli to the brain.
“Due to the surgical preparation, the cranial nerves were transected and the spinal nerve roots and dorsal root ganglia were removed, which precludes potential transmission of noxious stimuli to the brain.”
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Study design and conductown dataGlobal electrical activity was measured during the experimental timeline via two independent methods: the BIS brain monitoring system and a 5×4 platinum-iridium electrode grid.
“Global electrical activity was measured during the experimental timeline via two independent methods: commercially-available, clinical-grade BIS™ brain monitoring system (Medtronic) and 5×4 platinum-iridium electrode grid (AD-Tech; Racine, Wisconsin; Cat #: FG20C-SP10X-000) with an exposed surface of 2.8 mm and a 10 mm contact spacing covering the frontal-parieto-occipital convexity.”
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PremisecitationYounger animals demonstrate a greater resilience to anoxic injury than adults.
“previous work has shown that younger animals demonstrate a greater resilience to anoxic injury than adults58”
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Study design and conductnone givenFor all staining procedures except intravascular hemoglobin fluorescence detection, tissue sections from each experimental group were co-stained on the same slide.
“For all staining procedures except for intravascular hemoglobin fluorescence detection, tissue sections from each experimental group were co-stained on the same slide.”
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Interpretationown dataThe microvasculature under BEx perfusion is patent and maintaining flow.
“These findings suggest that the microvasculature under BEx perfusion is patent and maintaining flow”
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Study design and conductown data32 independent brains underwent BEx perfusion, and data from these are presented.
“32 independent brains underwent BEx perfusion, data from which are presented herein.”
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Study design and conductnone givenApproximately 300 post-mortem pig brains were utilized from USDA-approved food production facilities during technology development and the final study.
“approximately 300 post-mortem pig brains were utilized from USDA-approved food production facilities during the process of technology development (surgical approach, vascular isolation, device configuration, perfusate formulation and so on) and the final study described herein.”
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Study design and conductown dataFigure 2 (a-c) ultrasonography data are from a representative brain, and the experiment was repeated in n = 15 independent brains with similar results.
“Figure 2 (a-c) Ultrasonography data are from a representative brain; the experiment was repeated in n = 15 independent brains with similar results.”
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Study design and conductnone givenFor quantifying fiber bundle density, three representative brightfield images were taken from each biological replicate, randomized, and counted by a blinded observer.
“For quantifying fiber bundle density, three representative (8x) brightfield images were taken from each biological replicate and randomized.”
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“A blinded observer counted the number of fiber bundles present per image.”
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Study design and conductnone givenSeries resistance was always compensated by 70-80% and monitored throughout the experiment.
“Series resistance was always compensated by 70–80% and monitored throughout the experiment.”
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Study design and conductnone givenTissue sections were imaged using an LSM880 confocal microscope with identical settings across all experimental conditions.
“Tissue sections were imaged utilizing an LSM880 confocal microscope (Zeiss; Jena, Germany) equipped with a motorized stage using 10x (0.3 NA) or 20x (0.8 NA) objective lenses with identical settings across all experimental conditions.”
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Study design and conductown dataFigure 4 (a) images are from a representative brain per condition, and the experiment was repeated in n=6 independent brains per condition with similar results.
“Figure 4 (a) Images are from a representative brain per condition; the experiment was repeated in n=6 independent brains per condition with similar results.”
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Study design and conductnone givenMembrane voltage was corrected off-line for a calculated liquid junction potential of −10 mV.
“Membrane voltage was corrected off-line for a calculated liquid junction potential of −10 mV.”
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Study design and conductown dataA total of 41 capillaries across n=3 independent brains were analyzed for the number of examined prefrontal neocortical capillaries filled with BEx perfusate.
“A total of 41 capillaries across n=3 independent brains were analyzed.”
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Study design and conductown dataMeasurements of myelinated fiber orientation were made from randomized representative images by a blinded observer.
“Representative images were accumulated from each biological replicate from all experimental groups and randomized.”
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“Measurements were made by a blinded observer from the white matter boundary to layer 1, which could be clearly delineated by the presence of dense horizontal fibers.”
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Study design and conductown dataImage is from a representative brain; the experiment was repeated in n=3 independent brains with similar results.
“Image is from a representative brain; the experiment was repeated in n=3 independent brains with similar results”
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Study design and conductnone givenA blinded observer manually counted DAPI+ objects and actCASP3+ objects using ImageJ.
“A blinded observer manually counted DAPI+ objects and actCASP3+ objects utilizing the cell counter function in ImageJ software (NIH).”
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Study design and conductown dataImages are from a representative brain per condition; the experiment was repeated in n=3 independent brains per condition with similar results.
“Images are from a representative brain per condition; the experiment was repeated in n=3 independent brains per condition with similar results”
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Study design and conductnone givenImages are from a representative brain from each condition; experiments were repeated in n=3 independent brains per group.
“Images are from a representative brain from each condition; experiments were repeated in n=3 independent brains per group.”
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Study design and conductown dataData are from a representative rendering; the experiment was repeated in n=3 independent brains with similar results.
“Data are from a representative rendering; the experiment was repeated in n=3 independent brains with similar results.”
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Study design and conductnone givenFor all cell marker stains, cells were excluded if below a minimum intensity level, exhibiting cellular vacuoles greater than the size of the nucleus, or demonstrating clear cellular destruction.
“For all cell marker stains, cells were excluded if below a minimum intensity level, exhibiting cellular vacuoles greater than the size of the nucleus, or demonstrating clear cellular destruction.”
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Study design and conductown dataA total of 54 capillaries were examined across n=3 independent brains.
“A total of 54 capillaries were examined across n=3 independent brains.”
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Study design and conductown dataImage is from a representative capillary; a total of 54 capillaries were identified across n=3 independent brains.
“Image is from a representative capillary; a total of 54 capillaries were identified across n=3 independent brains.”
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Study design and conductown dataImages are from a representative brain from each condition; experiments were repeated in n=3 independent brains per group with similar results.
“Images are from a representative brain from each condition; experiments were repeated in n=3 independent brains per group with similar results.”
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“Images are from a representative brain from each condition; experiments were repeated in n=3 independent brains per group with similar results.”
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Study design and conductown dataFor both (a & b), images are from a representative brain from each condition; experiments were repeated in n=3 independent brains per group with similar results.
“For both (a & b), images are from a representative brain from each condition; experiments were repeated in n=3 independent brains per group with similar results.”
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Study design and conductown dataTraces are from representative brains; the experiment was repeated in n=3 independent brains for each condition with similar results.
“Traces are from representative brains; the experiment was repeated in n=3 independent brains for each condition with similar results.”
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Study design and conductnone givenConfocal tile scans of tissue sections stained for GFAP, IBA1, NRGN, and GAD1 were normalized to identical image surface area, randomized, and analyzed by a blinded observer.
“Confocal tile scans (using the 10x or 20x objectives described above) of tissue sections stained for GFAP, IBA1, NRGN, and GAD1 were normalized to identical image surface area, randomized, and subsequently analyzed by a blinded observer for the objects of interest.”
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Study design and conductnone givenA blinded observer processed images and manually counted objects of interest and morphology using ImageJ for cresyl violet staining.
“A blinded observer processed the images as described above and manually counted objects of interest and morphology utilizing the cell counter function in ImageJ software (NIH).”
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Study design and conductown dataImages are from a representative brain per condition; the experiment was repeated in n=3 independent brains with similar results.
“Images are from a representative brain per condition; the experiment was repeated in n=3 independent brains with similar results.”
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Study design and conductown dataImage is from a representative capillary; a total of 41 capillaries were identified across n=3 independent brains.
“Image is from a representative capillary; a total of 41 capillaries were identified across n=3 independent brains.”
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Study design and conductown dataImages are from a representative brain from each condition; experiments were repeated in n=6 independent brains per group with similar results.
“Images are from a representative brain from each condition; experiments were repeated in n=6 independent brains per group with similar results.”
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Study design and conductown dataTraces are from a representative brain; the experiment was repeated in n=3 independent brains with similar results.
“Traces are from a representative brain; the experiment was repeated in n=3 independent brains with similar results.”
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Study design and conductown dataImages are from representative brains for each brain region; experiments were repeated in n=3 independent brains per group with similar results.
“Images are from representative brains for each brain region; experiments were repeated in n=3 independent brains per group with similar results.”
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Study design and conductnone givenImage adjustments were uniformly applied to all experimental conditions in Zeiss Zen.
“Image adjustments were uniformly applied to all experimental conditions in Zeiss Zen.”
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Study design and conductown dataPairwise comparisons by two-tailed Chi-square analysis with Yates correction with df=1 and n=786 axons were analyzed per pairwise comparison; P-values specified within; n=3 brains per condition.
“Pairwise comparisons by two-tailed Chi-square analysis with Yates correction with df=1 and n=786 axons were analyzed per pairwise comparison; P-values specified within; n=3 brains per condition.”
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Study design and conductown dataSynapses in the hippocampal CA1 stratum oriens were imaged by a blind operator, and 8 randomly chosen synapses per animal per condition were analyzed by another blind observer.
“Synapses in the hippocampal CA1 stratum oriens were imaged by a blind operator and 8 randomly chosen synapses per animal per condition (approximately 24 synapses/condition) were subjected to analysis by another blind observer.”
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Interpretationown dataIn comparison to 1h PMI and control perfusate conditions, fluorescent signal is found in precapillary arterioles and capillaries of both 10h PMI controls and BEx perfusate, indicating that the BEx perfusate reperfuses cerebral microcirculation.
“In comparison to 1h PMI and control perfusate conditions, fluorescent signal is found in precapillary arterioles (arrowhead) and capillaries (arrow) of both 10h PMI controls and BEx perfusate, indicating that the BEx perfusate reperfuses cerebral microcirculation.”
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Study design and conductown datan=3 measurements were taken from 3 independent brains per condition.
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Absence of global electrical activity detectable by BIS and ECoG indicates absence of remnant awareness.
“electrical activity was also examined to confirm that the brain did not display activity consistent with remnant awareness.”
“No such electrical activity was ever observed.”
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Metadata
- Authors
- Vrselja, Z., Daniele, S. G., Silbereis, J., Talpo, F., Morozov, Y. M., Sousa, A. M. M., Tanaka, B. S., Skarica, M., Pletikos, M., Kaur, N., Zhuang, Z. W., Liu, Z., Alkawadri, R., Sinusas, A. J., Latham, S. R., Waxman, S. G., & Sestan, N.
- Affiliations
- Yale University (US)
- University of Pavia (IT)
- Boston University (US)
- University of Pittsburgh (US)
- ORCID
- Venue
- Nature
- Published
- 2019-04-17
- Volume
- 568
- Issue
- 7752
- Pages
- 336-343
- ISSN
- 0028-0836 (ISSN-L)
- 1476-4687
- PMC
- PMC6844189
- OpenAlex
- W2939414360
- Cited by
- 311
- References
- 51
- Citations by year
- 2026: 23 · 2025: 26 · 2024: 39 · 2023: 44 · 2022: 37 · 2021: 55 · 2020: 36 · 2019: 49
- FWCI
- 41.73
- Type
- journal article
- Language
- en
- Open access
- diamond
- erevistas.uca.edu.ar
- Licence
- Locations
- Nature (publishedVersion)
- Revista de Psicología (publishedVersion, cc-by-nc-sa)
- PubMed (publishedVersion)
- PubMed Central (acceptedVersion)
- Repositorio Institucional UCA (Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina) (submittedVersion, cc-by-nc-sa)
- RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (submittedVersion)
- Funders
- National Institutes of Health (1s10od021845-01, 2r01mh113257-06, UL1TR001863)
- National Institute of Mental Health (#R01-MH113257, RF1MH117064)
- National Institute of General Medical Sciences (T32GM007205)
- National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences
- Topics
- Health Sciences › Medicine › Surgery › Organ Transplantation Techniques and Outcomes
- Health Sciences › Medicine › Clinical Neurology › Traumatic Brain Injury and Neurovascular Disturbances
- Health Sciences › Medicine › Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health › Organ Donation and Transplantation
- Keywords
- cerebral microcirculation, pulsatile perfusion, ischemia-reperfusion injury, cerebral edema, brain energy metabolism, synaptic activity, glial inflammation, cell death, pig brain, normothermic perfusion
- MeSH terms
- Animals, Autopsy, Brain, Cell Survival, Hypoxia, Brain, Cerebral Arteries, Brain Ischemia, Cerebrovascular Circulation, Disease Models, Animal, Inflammation, Microcirculation, Neuroglia, Neurons, Perfusion, Swine, Synapses, Time Factors, Vasodilation, Reperfusion Injury, Caspase 3
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