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The investigated static 60 90 min imaging containing a PRR-based SUVR quantification correlated well with DVR from modelling by application of the Logan reference tissue model on dynamic 90 min and thus proved suitability for clinical TSPO PET application, when patient compliance and economic aspects have to be considered.

Due to the highly uniform characteristics of the elliptical-curve random coupler, we could obtain fine IR images using a thermal imaging system containing a 640 × 480 QWIP-FPA equipped with our developed coupler.

To this end, we developed peptides suitable for PET imaging containing either the Myrcludex B sequence (Ga-WT peptide) or a mutation in the residues required for binding (Ga-control peptide).

A live cell array biosensor was fabricated by immobilizing bacterial cells on the face of an optical imaging fiber containing a high-density array of microwells.

(B ) Single imaging plane containing a group of PNs with significant changes in R over time (colored ROIs).

This can either be derived from a population-averaged experimental measurement [ 18] or directly measured in the subject within an imaging region containing a cerebral artery or within the drainage veins of the superior sagittal sinus.

The conjugation of a bimodal imaging tag containing a near-infrared fluorescent dye, and the copper chelator sarcophagine to the GLP-1R targeting peptide exendin-4 provided the basis for the bimodal imaging probe.

All patients were resuscitated and diagnosed according to advanced trauma life support guidelines with routine basic imaging containing plain chest and pelvic radiography as well as focused abdominal sonography in trauma by the trauma resident.

For smaller nodules (<1 cm), particularly when the nodule is embedded within renal cortical parenchyma, this strategy repeatedly fails for two principle reasons: (1) inability to accurately place a representative ROI measurement due to lesion size and (2) volume averaging of imaging voxels containing an admixture of renal parenchyma and lesional fat, which increases Hounsfield unit density.

The method might be improved by employing an imaging buffer containing an oxygen-scavenging system and a primary thiol as reducing compound.

This IB/ IA−pH mapping curve allows us to extract the pH value of an imaging buffer containing an oxygen system after a certain amount of incubation time as shown below.