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The 3-in-1 is a versatile lab equipment that combines three essential functions into a single unit. It is designed to perform basic laboratory tasks efficiently and reliably.

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Longitudinal Body Composition Monitoring

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In addition to the body weight measurements taken each week and before each phenotyping experiment, body composition was recorded at 16, 23, and 25 weeks of age. To do so, each mouse was placed briefly in an EchoMRI (magnetic resonance imaging) machine (the 3-in-1, EchoMedical Systems), where lean and fat mass are recorded, along with total body weight, taking ~1 min per individual. Data was normalized to total body.
Jha P., McDevitt M.T., Gupta R., Quiros P.M., Williams E.G., Gariani K., Sleiman M.B., Diserens L., Jochem A., Ulbrich A., Coon J.J., Auwerx J, & Pagliarini D.J. (2018). Systems analyses reveal physiological roles and genetic regulators of liver lipid species. Cell systems, 6(6), 722-733.e6.
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Body Composition Analysis in Mice

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Body composition analysis was performed at 18 wk of age. Each mouse was placed briefly in an Echo-MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) machine (the 3-in-1; Echo Medical Systems), where lean and fat mass are recorded, along with total body weight, taking ∼1 min per individual.
Benegiamo G., von Alvensleben G.V., Rodríguez-López S., Goeminne L.J., Bachmann A.M., Morel J.D., Broeckx E., Ma J.Y., Carreira V., Youssef S.A., Azhar N., Reilly D.F., D’Aquino K., Mullican S., Bou-Sleiman M, & Auwerx J. (2023). The genetic background shapes the susceptibility to mitochondrial dysfunction and NASH progression. The Journal of Experimental Medicine, 220(4), e20221738.
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Echo-MRI Body Composition Assessment

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Body composition was recorded by Echo-MRI at week 14. To do so, each mouse was placed briefly in an Echo-MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) machine (the 3-in-1, Echo Medical Systems), where lean and fat mass are recorded, along with total body weight, taking ∼1 min per individual. Lean mass is used as a corrective factor for respiratory calculations from the Comprehensive Lab Animal Monitoring System (CLAMS). All other tests are normalized to total body weight in our analyses.
Bachmann A.M., Morel J.D., El Alam G., Rodríguez-López S., Imamura de lima T., Goeminne L.J., Benegiamo G., Loric S., Conti M., Sleiman M.B, & Auwerx J. (2022). Genetic background and sex control the outcome of high-fat diet feeding in mice. iScience, 25(6), 104468.
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Longitudinal Body Composition Analysis

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In addition to the body weight measurements taken each week and before each phenotyping experiment, body composition was recorded at 16, 23, and 25 weeks of age. To do so, each mouse was placed briefly in an EchoMRI (magnetic resonance imaging) machine (the 3-in-1, EchoMedical Systems), where lean and fat mass are recorded, along with total body weight, taking ~1 min per individual.
All tests were normalized to total body weight in our analyses.
Jha P., McDevitt M.T., Halilbasic E., Williams E.G., Quiros P.M., Gariani K., Sleiman M.B., Gupta R., Ulbrich A., Jochem A., Coon J.J., Trauner M., Pagliarini D.J, & Auwerx J. (2018). Genetic Regulation of Plasma Lipid Species and Their Association with Metabolic Phenotypes. Cell systems, 6(6), 709-721.e6.
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Longitudinal Body Composition Analysis

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In addition to the body weight measurements taken each week and before each phenotyping experiment, body composition was recorded at 16, 23, and 25 weeks of age. To do so, each mouse was placed briefly in an EchoMRI (magnetic resonance imaging) machine (the 3-in-1, EchoMedical Systems), where lean and fat mass are recorded, along with total body weight, taking ~1 min per individual.
All tests were normalized to total body weight in our analyses.
Jha P., McDevitt M.T., Halilbasic E., Williams E.G., Quiros P.M., Gariani K., Sleiman M.B., Gupta R., Ulbrich A., Jochem A., Coon J.J., Trauner M., Pagliarini D.J, & Auwerx J. (2018). Genetic Regulation of Plasma Lipid Species and Their Association with Metabolic Phenotypes. Cell systems, 6(6), 709-721.e6.
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