In Vivo Imaging Systems Products & Reviews

Your High-performance Slide Scanner for Fluorescence, Brightfield and Polarization

Macro to Micro Fluorescent In Vivo Imaging - Now researchers can take detection of fluorescent markers in small animals to a new level with the UVP iBox Explorer 2 Imaging Microscope!   

The UVP ChemStudio series imagers are used for high sensitivity imaging of Western blots, fluorescent Westerns, immunoblots, protein blots, DNA gels, protein gels, blue light gels, colony plates and a wide range of stains and dyes.   

The UVP iBox Scientia Small Animal Imaging System is designed to automate your in vivo small animal imaging research with one-touch, pre-set or user-defined PC controls for accurate, repeatable imaging.   

Single-well live-cell analysis with brightfield and fluorescent imaging from your incubator

Andor's Benchtop Confocal delivers amazing images at the push of a button. This plug and play confocal system has been designed with cost, performance and accessibility in mind, ensuring hassle-free, high-quality 2D & 3D imaging for busy researchers.

A scalable, high-throughput, high-content screening solution with 7-channel high-intensity laser light source and machine learning capabilities

The Pearl Trilogy Small Animal Imaging System is a small animal in vivo imaging system that offers bioluminescence detection and dual-channel near-infrared fluorescent detection.

The Prospect T1 is an innovative high-frequency ultrasound system designed specifically for in vivo preclinical imaging in small animals such as mice and rats. This compact and cost-effective tablet-based system provides high-resolution images (up to 30 µm) and advanced capabilities to monitor changes in hemodynamics and observe anatomical structures in real-time.

The iNSiGHT DXA system is an in vivo Dual Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry (DXA/DEXA) technology for preclinical research. This fully shielded X-ray cabinet is suitable for small animal DXA applications – mice, rats, and animals of similar size (up to 5kg). Efficient body composition measurements allow for fast scan times of 25 seconds. Combined with its low-dose radiation, it’s ideal for longitudinal studies.