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Multi-detector computed tomography (CT) scanners, by virtue of their high temporal and spatial resolution, permit imaging of the coronary arteries.

We allowed cells to attach to monolayer substrates that presented SPRGDVC, KKKDLFEIFEIERC, or SPRGDVFIPRQPTNDLFEIFEIERC and then fixed the cultures to permit imaging of the cytoskeletal structures.

The hindlimbs were shaved, and the animals were placed in dorsal recumbency on a warming pad (37°C) with both hindlimbs abducted to permit imaging of the medial knee joint region.

The optical efficiency of the system permitted imaging of the human oral mucosa in real time.

Both techniques have severe limitations; the former does not permit imaging of living cells, while the latter is a relatively artificial model of primary human neutrophils.

The results suggest that a detector array of 0.5 cm×0.5 cm×5 cm pixels of bismuth germanate may provide sufficient efficiency and spatial resolution to permit imaging of an object with uncertainties in dimension of several millimeters.

This imaging configuration provides an optical demagnification factor of 28/4 = 7-fold, which permits imaging of both the test and control cuvettes (6.6 × 6.6 mm in cross section) within the field of view of the phone's CMOS imager chip.

In one study [ 116], Plectin1 targeted peptides (PTP) were conjugated to the surface of magnetofluorescent nanoparticles, and the results revealed that the targeted imaging agent PTP-NP permitted imaging of PDAC against the background of normal and ductal metaplasia of the pancreas.

The choice of vector permitted imaging of HNF6 (cloned into the MCS) by fluorescence microscopy.

Furthermore, the zebrafish embryo is virtually transparent which permits imaging of internal organs, especially the heart, using standard light microscopy.

Some of the future developments with these techniques are expected to allow for 3D imaging with resolution as good as 5 nm3 voxel (coherent X-ray diffraction imaging), permitting imaging of whole frozen cells with the nanoparticles distributed at specific destinations in the cellular interior.