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Capability
In vivo and ex vivo imaging in NHP and rodent models, including PET/CT, SPECT/CT, MRI, and CT, integrated with study execution to generate longitudinal, quantitative data while reducing animal use.
Imaging modalities
Positron emission tomography with CT for quantitative biodistribution and target imaging.
Single-photon emission CT for radiolabeled tracer and biodistribution studies.
Magnetic resonance imaging for soft-tissue, CNS, and anatomical assessment.
X-ray computed tomography for anatomical, skeletal, and structural imaging.
Ultrasound and optical or fluorescence imaging where the design calls for it.
Structured image analysis, quantification, and reporting tied to study endpoints.
Serial in-life imaging tracks change over time within the same animals and reduces animal use.
Imaging is coordinated within the same study rather than at a separate facility.
Imaging endpoints across primate and rodent models, matched to the scientific question.
Imaging under veterinary anesthesia and monitoring, with documented recovery.
Quality & welfare
Imaging under veterinary oversight, integrated with audit-ready study conduct.
PET/CT, SPECT/CT, MRI, and CT, plus ultrasound and optical or fluorescence imaging where applicable. Modality selection is confirmed during protocol review to fit your endpoints.