Vanessa Coelho‐Santos

The paper identifies sex-dependent differences in placental vascular development, showing increased angiogenic activity in male placentas early in gestation and reduced sex differences at term.

This study examines microglial dynamics across different life stages, showing significant morphological and functional changes in response to injury.

This study shows prenatal stress disrupts gliovascular integrity in female offspring by altering astrocytic protein expression and localization, particularly in the hippocampus and prefrontal cortex.

The paper shows neuronal activity increases brain endothelial cholesterol synthesis and uptake, which inhibits arteriole dilation and acts as a negative feedback mechanism for neurovascular coupling.

This study tracks the origin and development of perivascular fibroblasts in postnatal mice, showing they originate from the meninges and expand via proliferation and migration to cover cerebral vasculature by P14.

The paper examines how endothelial cell structure influences capillary diameter heterogeneity in mouse brain microvasculature using electron microscopy data.

This study shows that pericyte loss in aged brains leads to capillary dilation, flow heterogeneity, and structural disruption, highlighting pericyte remodeling as a therapeutic target.

The paper presents a meta-analysis of electron microscopy datasets to explore cerebrovascular structures and identifies features important for vascular function and segmentation improvements.

This study shows that loss of Rhoa in microglia causes neurodegeneration through Src-mediated Tnf production and excitotoxic glutamate secretion.