<i>In vivo</i> imaging systems, including pre-clinical imaging systems and medical imaging systems are used to non-invasively visualize and capture images of live animals and plants. Monitor the natural processes or diseases of your subjects using small-animal pre-clinical imaging systems, including single photon positron emission tomography (SPECT), positron emission tomography (PET), computed tomography (micro-CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), X-ray radiography, ultrasound, fluorescence and bioluminescence imagers. Multimodal systems and software solutions are also available for correlative analysis of organ, tissue, cell, or molecular-level processes. Find the best in vivo imaging products in our peer-reviewed product directory: compare products, check customer reviews and receive pricing direct from manufacturers.
The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element. Identify pathway-specific transcription activation Easier,…
The PathDetect in vivo signal transduction pathway trans-reporting systems are designed for specific, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of transcription activators and upstream signal transduction pathways. The systems are useful for identifying whether a newly cloned gene is involved in a signal transduction pathway, and if so, at which step of the pathway. Identify specific stimuli that leads to th…
The PathDetect in vivo signal transduction pathway trans-reporting systems are designed for specific, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of transcription activators and upstream signal transduction pathways. The systems are useful for identifying whether a newly cloned gene is involved in a signal transduction pathway, and if so, at which step of the pathway. Identify specific stimuli that leads to th…
The PathDetect in vivo signal transduction pathway trans-reporting systems are designed for specific, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of transcription activators and upstream signal transduction pathways. The systems are useful for identifying whether a newly cloned gene is involved in a signal transduction pathway, and if so, at which step of the pathway. Identify specific stimuli that leads to th…
The PathDetect in vivo signal transduction pathway trans-reporting systems are designed for specific, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of transcription activators and upstream signal transduction pathways. The systems are useful for identifying whether a newly cloned gene is involved in a signal transduction pathway, and if so, at which step of the pathway. Identify specific stimuli that leads to th…
The PathDetect in vivo signal transduction pathway trans-reporting systems are designed for specific, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of transcription activators and upstream signal transduction pathways. The systems are useful for identifying whether a newly cloned gene is involved in a signal transduction pathway, and if so, at which step of the pathway. Identify specific stimuli that leads to th…
The PathDetect in vivo signal transduction pathway trans-reporting systems are designed for specific, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of transcription activators and upstream signal transduction pathways. The systems are useful for identifying whether a newly cloned gene is involved in a signal transduction pathway, and if so, at which step of the pathway. Identify specific stimuli that leads to th…
The PathDetect in vivo signal transduction pathway trans-reporting systems are designed for specific, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of transcription activators and upstream signal transduction pathways. The systems are useful for identifying whether a newly cloned gene is involved in a signal transduction pathway, and if so, at which step of the pathway. Identify specific stimuli that leads to th…
The PathDetect in vivo signal transduction pathway trans-reporting systems are designed for specific, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of transcription activators and upstream signal transduction pathways. The systems are useful for identifying whether a newly cloned gene is involved in a signal transduction pathway, and if so, at which step of the pathway. Identify specific stimuli that leads to th…
The PathDetect in vivo signal transduction pathway trans-reporting systems are designed for specific, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of transcription activators and upstream signal transduction pathways. The systems are useful for identifying whether a newly cloned gene is involved in a signal transduction pathway, and if so, at which step of the pathway. Identify specific stimuli that leads to th…
