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> while smearing it on the rodent’s scalp allowed scientists to see blood vessels in the animal’s brain. Since when do mice not have skulls?
by sschueller 2y ago
> while smearing it on the rodent’s scalp allowed scientists to see blood vessels in the animal’s brain.
Since when do mice not have skulls?
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- griffzhowl 2y agoMy thought too but later in the article it says that was by using the dye in combination with laser speckle imaging (whatever that is)
- dylan604 2y agoEveryone knows skulls are transparent in everything except x-rays. It is known
- mattkrause 2y agoMouse skulls are very thin and you can sometimes image directly through them!
- Intralexical 2y agoThe article says they used laser speckle imaging for the brain test.