In vivo imaging system
The in vivo imaging system is a laboratory equipment used for non-invasive visualization and quantification of biological processes within living organisms. It enables researchers to capture real-time images and data from small animal models.
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94 protocols using in vivo imaging system
In Vivo Biodistribution of GCH-cy5 and Pm-GCH-cy5
Intratumoral ROS Measurement via DCFH-DA
Northern Blot Analysis of RNA
Xenograft and Metastasis Models of Gastric Cancer
Imaging Lipid Peroxidation in Mangoes
Xenograft Tumor Model for Bioluminescence Imaging
In vivo and ex vivo BLI Protocols
In Vivo Tumor Monitoring and Cytokine Analysis
After mice euthanasia, peritoneal cells were removed aseptically and supernatants (ascites fluids) were collected for cytokines measurement. Luciferase activity was measured on peritoneal cell samples and on diaphragm and peritoneal membrane with a luminometer (EnVision, PerkinElmer). The volume of ascites fluid was determined by aspirating with a needle and syringe.
ICG Biodistribution Imaging Protocol
Leukemia Xenograft Mouse Model
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