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Mv diluent

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The MV-Diluent is a laboratory equipment designed to dilute samples for analysis. It provides a precise and consistent method for diluting various types of samples, ensuring accurate measurements and reliable results.

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Microfil Perfusion and Imaging of Tumor Vasculature

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Tumor-bearing mice were intracardially perfused with Microfil injection compounds MV-112 and MV-Diluent (Flow Tech, Carver, MA). Before Microfil perfusion, mice were anesthetized, perfused with PBS then 4% paraformaldehyde. Four days after Microfil perfusion, tumors were excised, embedded in 1% agarose, and scanned using a non–gantry-based SkyScan 1172 μCT system (SkyScan, Kontich, Belgium). Tumors were scanned 360° around the vertical axis, in rotation steps of 0.1° with an AU filter of 0.25 μm. Generated isotropic pixel sizes were 6.6 μm. Stacks were re-constructed using ring reduction and 30% beam hardening correction. Images were thresholded using the Yen function in Image J then visualized using Imaris software.
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Lung Vascular Imaging via Microfil Perfusion

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Mice were anesthetized with avertin and euthanized by cutting off the abdominal aorta. The lung was perfused with 0.9% saline through the right ventricle, followed by perfusion using 5 mL of previously prepared Microfil (2.5 mL MV Compound +2.5 mL MV Diluent +4% MV-Curing Agent, Flow Tech Inc, MV-120). The lung was left for 30 min for the contrast agent to polymerize and was harvested and fixed in a 10% formalin solution. The micro vessels in lungs were imaged using a micro-CT SkyScan1276 (BRUKER), with settings as follows: 50 kV, 180 μA, pixel size 3.05 μm, 0.2-degree rotation step, and 180-degree rotation. The CT section images were captured using a CTAn software to reconstruct three-dimensional images.
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