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Title

Manipulation of zebrafish's orientation using artificial cilia in a microchannel with actively adaptive wall design

Authors
Mani, K., Chang Chien, T.C., Panigrahi, B., Chen, C.Y.
Source
Full text @ Sci. Rep.
Fig. 4

Photograph of a 5 d.p.f. zebrafish illustrating the important organs and the measuring location.

?L? denotes the total length of the tested zebrafish. A projected length ?a? was measured to provide quantitative results of zebrafish axial rotation.
Fig. S1

3D reconstruction of selected vessels of interest through the present zebrafish orientation manipulation platform. Sampled images of 4 d.p.f. zebrafish were captured at various axial rotational angles with respect to the original position through the modulation of duty cycles from 0% to 100% with 10% increment. Representative images at duty cycles of 10% (a), 20% (b), 30% (c), and 40% (d). (e) Final 3D reconstructed vascular network.
Fig. S2

3D reconstruction of heart and peripheral vascular network through the present zebrafish orientation manipulation platform. The tested zebrafish is at the development stage of 4 d.p.f. Captured 2D and reconstructed results are shown in panels (a) and (b), respectively.
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