IntraVital Microscopy is a technique that enables you to directly observe the movement of live cells that make up living tissue in vivo.

This study aims to characterize an X-ray irradiator for use with cells using its internal parallel-plate ionization chamber by evaluating the linearity and repeatability of dose and dose rates delivered by the machine.

Shape memory polymers are versatile materials that can change shape in response to thermal or other external stimuli. This versatility has drawn a lot of interest to SMPs as potential biomaterials for use in minimally invasive medical procedures.

Radio-active sources have been used routinely for the preconditioning in humanized mouse models, but safety issues have motivated researchers to transition to chemical or X-ray based preconditioning. 

The new X-RAD 160 qube is suitable for either mounting on the lab bench or mobile on an optional wheeled cart, allowing irradiation procedures to be performed in the sterile environment of the lab.

The Bruker In-Vivo Xtreme II instrument offered the flexibility of multimodal in vivo imaging as well as a temperature controlled and sealed environment appropriate for containing mice with pathogens.

The CellRad is a smaller, simpler, safer, and more cost effective alternative to radioisotope or high-powered X-ray irradiators. Despite its size, the CellRad offers unbeatable precision and reliability conveniently on your benchtop.

The X-RAD SmART Image Guided Irradiator for small animals provides the most advanced and accurate treatment possibilities of any X-ray irradiator available. This is a cost effective system with tremendous capabilities in a single, compact platform.

Read new application note about analysis of bone parameters denoting skeletal impairment in a mouse model of spinocerebellar ataxia (SCAR13) using a Bruker imaging system.