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QUOTE `{}`	At the organ scale, WHOLISTIC identified rhythmic travelling waves along the renal nephron. At the multi-organ scale, it revealed unknown muscle synergies and muscle–organ interactions.
QUOTE `{}`	Under hypoxia (21% to 10% O2), the mesenteric artery constricted and gut blood flow nearly ceased, whereas blood flow in the brain and muscle remained largely unchanged. Optogenetic inhibition of the hindbrain restored gut blood flow.
QUOTE `{}`	We demonstrate WHOLISTIC in larval zebrafish and provide a proof of concept in adult Danionella cerebrum.

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