Homozygous eNOS-KO mice and C57BL/6 wild-type were 12 to 14 week-old. FAL was by ligation proximal to the popliteal artery and distal to the lateral caudal femoral artery (LCFA) (
Collateral Artery Remodeling in Mice
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Variable analysis
- Genotype (homozygous eNOS-KO mice vs C57BL/6 wild-type)
- Severity of hindlimb ischemia (less severe model vs more severe ischemia)
- Hindlimb perfusion
- Hindlimb appearance and use scores
- Number of native pial collaterals
- Collateral diameter, capillary density, and proliferation in the abductor/adductor muscles
- LCFA diameter and flow velocity
- Gene expression in anterior and posterior gracilis collaterals
- Age of mice (12 to 14 weeks old)
- Analyses conducted blindly
- Acute contralateral ligation (control for gene expression analysis)
- None explicitly mentioned
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