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Late-stage ovarian cancer is fatal, and early stage is treatable. Detecting the early stage is a major translational challenge in the research of this cancer . Ultrasound of ovaries and more importantly markers of abnormal growth have made milestones. In …
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Description: Nanobody functionalized gold nanostars (in green) as a theranostic agent for multimodal imaging and photothermal treatment of HER2 positive breast cancer as reported by D’Hollander et al, – 2014 Vevo Young Investigator Winner - Molecular …
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Bacterial infection is a major cause of morbidity and mortality, especially in the case of antibiotic-resistant strains of S. aureus. A small animal model that uses noninvasive imaging provides a valuable system to study pathogenesis, its treatments, and …
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Figure 1: Ultrasound-guided photoacoustic imaging of rat placental oxygenation. (A,D) Ultrasound images of fetal anatomy at gestational day 16.5 (A) and day 18.5 (D) of normal pregnancy. (B,E) PA signal overlaid on the ultrasound shows strong attenuation …
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Functional and Anatomical analysis of the Left Ventricle in One Click using the Power of Artificial Intelligence!
AutoLV Analysis Software is the latest addition to our robust suite of measurement tools customized for preclinical small animal research. Building on our long-standing and widely adopted LV Analysis tool, AutoLV Analysis brings Artificial Intelligence to …
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Speaker: Jessica Freeling, MS, VT, LATG, Physiology Core Laboratory Manager, The University of South Dakota Topics to discover: • Colorectal cancer (CRC) background information • Common CRC Mouse Models • Imaging Modalities and Limitations • …
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By Dr. Kelly O'Connell. The question of what constitutes truth can be seen almost everywhere these days. How do we know what is true? Who can we trust? This is especially true when it comes to science. So, to use Stephen Colbert’s now notorious term, how …