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Predicting Cerebral Pericyte Contractility Across Experimental and Physiological Conditions: an in-silico framework
Pericytes (PCs) have recently emerged as critical regulators of cerebral blood flow (CBF) and represent a promising therapeutic target for various cerebrovascular pathologies. Given the complex array of biochemical and mechanical stimuli these cells integrate, a multiscale modeling framework is esse
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