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Assessment of MYC-driven progression of small cell lung cancer
Researchers at Huntsman Cancer Center use GEMM and the Quantum microCT system for evaluating small cell lung cancer.

SOP: IVISense Transferrin Receptor 750 Probe (NEV10091) for in vivo imaging
SOP: IVISense Transferrin Receptor 750 (NEV10091) for in vivo imaging

SOP: IVISense Vascular 750 (NEV10011EX) for in vivo imaging
SOP: IVISense Vascular 750 (NEV10011EX) for in vivo imaging

SOP: IVISense Vascular 680 (NEV10054EX) for in vivo imaging
SOP: IVISense Vascular 680 (NEV10054EX) for in vivo imaging

SOP: IVISense™ Bombesin Receptor 680 (NEV10090) for in vivo imaging
SOP: IVISense™ Bombesin Receptor 680 (NEV10090) for in vivo imaging

SOP: IVISense Gastrointestinal 750 (NEV11121) for in vivo imaging
SOP: IVISense Gastrointestinal 750 (NEV11121) for in vivo imaging

SOP: IVISense Neutrophil Elastase 680 FAST (NEV11169) for in vivo imaging
SOP: IVISense Neutrophil Elastase 680 FAST (NEV11169) for in vivo imaging

SOP: IVISense Renin 680 FAST (NEV11079) for in vivo imaging
SOP: IVISense Renin 680 FAST (NEV11079) for in vivo imaging

PROTOCOL: IVISbrite™ RediJect™ D-Luciferin Ultra for In Vivo Imaging Studies
Protocol for preparing IVISbrite™ RediJect™ (ready-to-use) D-Luciferin Ultra bioluminescent substrate for in vivo imaging applications.

Protocol: How to use RediJect D-Luciferin for In Vivo Imaging Studies
Protocol for preparing IVISbrite™ RediJect™ (ready-to-use) D-Luciferin bioluminescent substrate for in vivo imaging applications.

A novel mouse model using optical imaging to detect on-target, off-tumor CAR-T cell toxicity
A Novel Mouse Model Using IVIS® Optical Imaging to Detect On-Target, Off-Tumor CAR-T Cell Toxicity.

Optical and microCT imaging enables noninvasive monitoring of EBV-induced neuroinvasion
Researchers use optical and microCT imaging to noninvasively monitor EBV-induced neuroinvasion in a mouse model.


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