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Fusion of the images obtained at each table position enables imaging of the entire body in a single head-to-toe scan in a relatively short period of time.
Moreover, the multiplexing approach enables imaging of diffuse reflectance while avoiding saturation of specular highlights.
Incorporation of 0.5% molar of Rhodamine head group labeled lipids (18 1 Liss-Rhod-PE) in the preparation of the SUVs enables imaging of the membrane on the microspheres using excitation at 555 nm.
(2016) describe a fluorogenic green fluorescent protein that is activated by caspase-3 activity and enables imaging of apoptosis in developing zebrafish embryos (To et al., 2016).
This protocol enables imaging of proteins that are otherwise obscured by muscle tissue, improves signal to noise ratio, and facilitates the use of super-resolution microscopy to study da neuron development.
We have identified a novel phage promoter and translational tuning strategy and achieved an unprecedented level of expression that enables imaging of fluorescent-protein-expressing Bacteroides stably colonizing the mouse gut.
Dual-energy computed tomography imaging using this formulation in apolipoprotein E-deficient (ApoE mice (n=8) and control C57BL/6 mice (n=6) followed by spectral decomposition of the dual-energy images enabled imaging of the liposomes localized in the plaque.
Soft condensed-matter physics was transformed by microscopies that enabled imaging of real-space structures and patterns.
They jointly enable imaging of (i) microstructure-independent pattern maps and (ii) pattern-independent microstructure maps.
In a longer perspective, this technique may enable imaging of other proteins involved in neurodegenerative diseases for which imaging agents are completely lacking today.
Commercially available fluorescence imaging technologies enable imaging of living subjects, but these technologies are limited to seeing cancers that either are very large or are located just beneath the skin.
