Sentence examples for attached imaging from inspiring English sources

With the ability of folic acid to deliver attached imaging agents specifically to activated macrophages in rodents with experimental arthritis well established [ 23- 25], the question naturally arose whether therapeutic drugs might also benefit from FR-specific targeting.

Images were acquired on an Olympus BX61 with attached Imaging Retiga EXi Aqua CCD camera, and iVision software (BioVision Technologies).

Five random fields of view at 200X magnification for each xenograft specimen were captured in a blinded fashion using QCapture software calibrated to a Leica DMLB microscope with an attached Q imaging QICAM fast1394 digital camera.

When aiming to be just discriminative between tumor and normal, a panel of markers can be injected with the same probe attached to simplify imaging.

It is also possible to attach a microscope imaging system directly to our torch positioning gantry, as shown in Figure 3c.

For the purpose of covalently linking both EUKL and cRGDfK, a linker that offers three points of attachment is needed: one point for each targeting moiety and the third to attach an imaging moiety or other construct such as a nanoparticle, toxic species, or other.

or from arrays of small pigment dots (approximately 30 μm in diameter) fabricated on Si plates were examined by attaching an imaging detector to a MALDI ion source directly, and were found to retain the original spatially distributing patterns of the samples.

Afterwards, 1 × 10 uninfected RAW 264.7 macrophages stably overexpressing ER-mCherry were added to the dish and after 4 h (to allow the uninfected cells to attach) the imaging was started.

For confocal imaging fast Nipkow disc-based confocal imaging attached to a high sensitivity (iXon Andor) CCD camera, was used to enable acquisition of images at 60 200 fps and thereby accurate measurement of temporal and spatial characteristics of Ca2+ signalling in the muscle cell bundles.

Confocal images were taken using a Leica SP5 confocal imaging system attached to a Leica DMI 6000 inverted microscope with a motorised XYZ stage for multiple-site imaging.

Stomatal apertures from epidermal fragments were then measured using a calibrated light microscope attached to an imaging system (Leica QWin software, Leica, UK).