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Fig. 4 —Mouse 2 weeks after middle cerebral artery occlusion-induced infarction. In vivo 7-T T2^*-weighted MR image of mouse head placed above 1.0-cm-diameter surface coil. Multislice spin-echo images (TR/TE, 1/35; matrix size, 256 x 256; field of view, 2.5 cm; resolution, 98 µm; thickness of interleaved consecutive slices, 1.0 mm; number of signals averaged, 2) were obtained in anatomic coronal orientation. All sequences were performed within 40-60 minutes per mouse. Infarct (arrow) is evident within right cortex. Adipose-derived stem cells were transplanted into ipsilateral hippocampus.