Tumoral Angiogenesis

Check the description of the application of the Cellvizio^®-LAB for tumoral angiogenesis imaging.

Capillaries of a mouse subcutaneous prostate tumor after FITC-Albumin injection

Field of view 400*300 µm
ProFlex S-1500
Courtesy Nathalie Faye, Laure Fournier, Charles A. Cuenod and Olivier Clément, Descartes Image, Small Animal Imaging Facility, Université Paris V, Paris, France

Tiled image showing tumoral vessels of a PC3 prostate subcutaneous tumor model

Field of view 510 x 683 µm
ProFlex S-1500
Courtesy Anne-Carole Duconseille, Charles A. Cuenod and Olivier Clément, Descartes Image, Small Animal Imaging Facility, Université Paris V, Paris, France

Vasculature of a HT-29 tumor xenograft model after IV injection of AngioSense680™

Field of view 400*280 µm
ProFlex S-1500
Courtesy VisEn Medical

Tumoral angiogenesis after injection of FITC-Dextran 2,000 kDa. Glioma xenografft implanted subcutaneously

Field of view 600*500 µm
ProFlex S-1500
Courtesy Jennifer Terkelsen, Imaging Sciences Department, Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Cambridge, MA, USA

Tumoral angiogenesis after injection of FITC-Dextran 2,000 kDa. Glioma xenografft implanted subcutaneously

Field of view 600*500 µm
ProFlex S-1500
Courtesy Jennifer Terkelsen, Imaging Sciences Department, Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Cambridge, MA, USA

Orthotopic pancreas cancer angiogenesis imaged after injection of AngioSense680™

Field of view 420*420 µm
ProFlex S-1500
Courtesy Ken Lin, Marco Maricevich, Umar Mahmood, Center for Molecular Imaging Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard University, Boston, USA