Developmental
Studying mouse and rat embryos has never been easier
In Vivo Developmental and Pregnancy Research at any Gestational Time Point
From detecting pregnancy to measuring fetal and placental oxygenation and blood flow; the Vevo can do it all!
Vevo micro-ultrasound imaging platforms are ideally suited for developmental and pregnancy research in small animals. The size, structural details and function of the placenta and developing embryo can all be measured over multiple gestational time-points without having to sacrifice your animal.
Repeatable for longitudinal studies over gestation, rapid, and robust and with resolution down to 30 μm, studying mouse and rat embryos has never been easier.
- Detect and date pregnancy with confidence
- Measure size, blood flow and oxygen saturation in the placenta
- Visualize and measure umbilical blood flow
- Visualize and study fetal organ development
- Measure developing heart contractility and blood vessel flow
- Image-guided embryo injection
Mouse Implantation Site at Mid-Gestation
Spiral Arteries with Color Doppler in a Mid-Gestational Mouse Placenta
Mouse Umbilical Artery Flow at Mid-Gestation
Mouse embryo and placenta showing oxygenation, using photoacoustic imaging.
Ideal For Research on:
- Developmental toxicity and drug trials
- Fetal programming
- Pregnancy research and pregnancy complications
Displaying 136 - 140 of 182 results found
The chromatin binding protein Smyd1 restricts adult mammalian heart growth.
Sarah Franklin, Todd Kimball, Tara L Rasmussen, Manuel Rosa Garrido, Haodong Chen, Tam Tran, Mickey R Miller, Ricardo Gray, Shanxi Jiang, Shuxun Ren, Yibin Wang, Haley O Tucker, Thomas M Vondriska
American journal of physiology. Heart and circulatory physiology
.2016
;Efficient production of cynomolgus monkeys with a toolbox of enhanced assisted reproductive technologies
Yunhan Ma, Jiayu Li, Ge Wang, Qiong Ke, Sien Qiu, Liang Gao, Haifeng Wan, Yang Zhou, Andy Peng Xiang, Qunshan Huang, Guoping Feng, Qi Zhou, Shihua Yang
Scientific Reports
.2016
;Pravastatin ameliorates placental vascular defects, fetal growth, and cardiac function in a model of glucocorticoid excess
Caitlin S. Wyrwoll, June Noble, Adrian Thomson, Dijana Tesic, Mark R. Miller, Eva A. Rog-Zielinska, Carmel M. Moran, Jonathan R. Seckl, Karen E. Chapman, Megan C. Holmes
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
.2016
;RGS2 squelches vascular G i/o and G q signaling to modulate myogenic tone and promote uterine blood flow
Li Jie, Elizabeth A. Owens, Lauren A. Plante, Zhuyuan Fang, Derek T. Rensing, Kevin D. Moeller, Patrick Osei‐Owusu
Physiological Reports
.2016
;Progressive Vascular Functional and Structural Damage in a Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia Model in Preterm Rabbits Exposed to Hyperoxia
Julio Jiménez, Jute Richter, Taro Nagatomo, Thomas Salaets, Rozenn Quarck, Allard Wagennar, Hongmei Wang, Jeroen Vanoirbeek, Jan Deprest, Jaan Toelen
International Journal of Molecular Sciences
.2016
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