Biomedical sciences publications

Dynamic hyperpolarized [1-13C]pyruvate metabolic imaging in the normal anesthetized rat brain is demonstrated on a clinical 3-T magnetic resonance imaging scanner.

The reviewed studies on patients with callosal degradation with and without disconnection indicate a dissociation of callosal functions.

The authors used mammalian cell lines stably expressing the recombinant human FATP4 and 5 and developed a high-throughput screening assay using a 96-well fluorometric imaging plate reader.

Our objective is to determine the impact of alcoholism on sleep architecture and sleep EEG power spectra in men and women with uncomplicated alcoholism.

A fast spiral chemical shift imaging (CSI) has been developed to address the challenge of the limited acquisition window in hyperpolarized 13C metabolic imaging.

The regional distribution, laterality, and reliability of volumetric pulsed continuous arterial spin labeling measurements of cerebral blood flow in cortical, subcortical, and cerebellar regions were determined in 10 normal volunteers studied on…

We present a real-time pedestrian detection system which uses cues derived from structure and appearance classification.

We present a review of neuroimaging studies of normal adult aging conducted with diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) and data from one of the first longitudinal studies using DTI to study…

This article by Gita Shankar, PhD, Director of Formulations R&D, Pharmaceutical Sciences at SRI, describes the strategy that the company uses to develop an appropriate formulation.

Here, we examined six anatomically defined transcallosal white matter fiber bundles and asked whether any bundle was specifically vulnerable to alcohol, what aspect of white matter integrity was most affected,…

We prospectively examined elderly volunteers to understand how changes in body weight are related to SDB for a period of 20–30 years.

This article describes the SRI24 atlas, a new standard reference system that was created using template-free population registration of high-resolution magnetic resonance images.