Quantitative performance characterization of three-dimensional noncontact fluorescence molecular tomography

Fluorescent proteins and dyes are routine tools for biological research to describe the behavior of genes, proteins, and cells, as well as more complex physiological dynamics such as vessel permeability and pharmacokinetics. The use of these probes in whole body fluorophore visible spectrum were evaluated using fluorophores with emissions between 520 and 660 nm. These results demonstrate that high-performance quantitative three-dimensional visible light FMT allowed the detection of challenging mesenteric lymph nodes

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• Optical imaging
• Nuclear magnetic resonance
• Optics
• Tomography
• Fluorescence
• Molecular imaging
• Fluorophore
• Medicine
• Preclinical imaging
• Detector
• Dynamic range
• Optical filter

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