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Optical imaging in an Alzheimer’s mouse model reveals amyloid-β-dependent vascular impairment
Alzheimer's disease (AD) and cerebrovascular disease are often comorbid conditions, but the relationship between amyloid-β and in vivo vascular pathophysiology is poorly understood. We utilized a multimodal, multiscale optical imaging approach, including spatial frequency domain imaging, Doppler opt
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