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[edit]DescriptionA-Validated-Multiscale-In-Silico-Model-for-Mechano-sensitive-Tumour-Angiogenesis-and-Growth-pcbi.1005259.s009.ogv |
English: Tumour growth and angiogenesis animation that illustrates the intravascular blood mean velocity (BMV). As in S1 video, this animation illustrates BMV, in mm/s. Here it is clearly observed that non-functional (i.e. collapsed) vessels are pruned from the vascular network throughout the analysis, as explained in the Capillary wall remodelling subsection. Note that the mean velocity of the well perfused vessels (shown in dark red) can reach up to several mm/s, while functional poorly perfused vessels are shown white. In this regard, it is interesting to observe that a few of the parent vessels have also collapsed, and hence obstruct the natural blood flow. |
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Source | S2 Video from Vavourakis V, Wijeratne P, Shipley R, Loizidou M, Stylianopoulos T, Hawkes D (2017). "A Validated Multiscale In-Silico Model for Mechano-sensitive Tumour Angiogenesis and Growth". PLOS Computational Biology. DOI:10.1371/journal.pcbi.1005259. PMID 28125582. PMC: 5268362. | ||
Author | Vavourakis V, Wijeratne P, Shipley R, Loizidou M, Stylianopoulos T, Hawkes D | ||
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Short title | Tumour growth and angiogenesis animation that illustrates the intravascular blood mean velocity (BMV). |
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Author | Vavourakis V, Wijeratne P, Shipley R, Loizidou M, Stylianopoulos T, Hawkes D |
Usage terms | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
Image title | As in S1 video, this animation illustrates BMV, in mm/s. Here it is clearly observed that non-functional (i.e. collapsed) vessels are pruned from the vascular network throughout the analysis, as explained in the Capillary wall remodelling subsection. Note that the mean velocity of the well perfused vessels (shown in dark red) can reach up to several mm/s, while functional poorly perfused vessels are shown white. In this regard, it is interesting to observe that a few of the parent vessels have also collapsed, and hence obstruct the natural blood flow. |
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Date and time of digitizing | 2017-01 |
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