Unity inova 4.7 t small bore mri system
The Unity/Inova 4.7 T small-bore MRI system is a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system designed for research applications. It features a 4.7 Tesla superconducting magnet and a small-bore diameter, making it suitable for the study of small samples or animal models. The system provides high-resolution imaging capabilities for various research purposes.
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In Vivo MRI Quantification of Body Fat and Brain
Quantifying Lateral Ventricle Volume in Fyn KO Mice
Quantifying Body Composition in Mice
To measure food intake, mice were housed individually in regular cages and allowed to acclimate for at least 3 days prior to measurements of 24-hour food intake. In pair-feeding studies, each LRbCre/Bbs1fl/fl animal was given the same amount of food consumed by sex-matched wild-type littermate the day before, beginning at weaning (4 weeks of age) until 15 or 25 weeks of age. Parallel groups of LRbCre/Bbs1fl/fl mice were fed ad libitum. In the calorie restriction experiment, each LRbCre/Bbs1fl/fl mouse was given 75–80% of the daily food intake of its control littermate, starting at 4 weeks until 14–16 weeks of age. Normal plasma leptin level of LRbcre/Bbs1fl/fl mice relative control littermates was used as an indication of successful normalization of body weight by calorie restriction.
MRI-based Lateral Ventricle Volume Analysis
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