In vivo imaging system fx
The In-Vivo Imaging System FX is a laboratory instrument designed for non-invasive, real-time imaging of biological samples. It utilizes advanced optical and digital technologies to capture high-resolution images and data from living specimens.
12 protocols using in vivo imaging system fx
Radiographic Scoring of Arthritic Joints
Barium Sulfate Angiography in Mice
Quantifying Bone Changes via Micro-CT Imaging
Gastric Emptying in Rat Barium Meal
LCMV Titration in Vero E6 Cells
Radiographic Scoring of CIA Mouse Paws
Tracking AAV-anti-miR-214 in Femoral Heads
Metastatic Prostate Cancer Imaging
Investigation of NP Targeting in Static and Flow Conditions
In the ex vivo NP targeting study, near-infrared dye (NIR-797)-loaded MTNs were incubated on the luminal surface of the fresh porcine aorta after scraping off the endothelium. After an hour of incubation, the arteries were rinsed to remove loosely bound NPs. A Kodak in vivo FX imaging system (Carestream, Rochester, NY, USA) was employed to observe the NPs bound on the arterial wall and measure the fluorescent intensity of the NPs adhered on the arteries.
Tracking ADSC Migration via PKH26 Labeling
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