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Movie 116-133.mov
Mid-sagittal MRI of swallowing in Aplysia californica.
MRI sequence 5835-S1, frames 116-133. Each frame is 250 ms. Acquired by David M. Neustadter. Additional technical details are given in the first frame of the movie.
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Movie RC-AP.mov
Radula-centric kinematic model of swallowing in Aplysia californica, antero-posterior view.
Model fits composite data from multiple MRI sequences. Each frame is 60 ms (normalized). Sequence created by Greg P. Sutton. Additional technical details are given in the first frame of the movie.
Radula-centric kinematic model of swallowing in Aplysia californica, dorso-ventral view.
Model fits composite data from multiple MRI sequences. Each frame is 60 ms (normalized). Sequence created by Greg P. Sutton. Additional technical details are given in the first frame of the movie.
Radula-centric kinematic model of swallowing in Aplysia californica, dorso-ventral view.
Model fits composite data from multiple MRI sequences. Each frame is 60 ms (normalized). Sequence created by Greg P. Sutton. Additional technical details are given in the first frame of the movie.
Odontophore-centric kinematic model of swallowing in Aplysia californica, dorso-ventral view.
Model fits MRI sequence 5835-S1/116-138 (given in '116-133.mov'). Each frame is 250 ms. Sequence created by Richard F. Drushel. Additional technical details are given in the first frame of the movie.
Odontophore-centric kinematic model of swallowing in Aplysia californica, latero-medial view.
Model fits MRI sequence 5835-S1/116-138 (given in '116-133.mov'). Each frame is 250 ms. Sequence created by Richard F. Drushel. Additional technical details are given in the first frame of the movie.
Odontophore-centric kinematic model of swallowing in Aplysia californica, oblique view.
Model fits MRI sequence 5835-S1/116-138 (given in '116-133.mov'). Each frame is 250 ms. Sequence created by Richard F. Drushel. Additional technical details are given in the first frame of the movie.
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