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Instructions to acknowledge the SAI facility in your publications.

The SAI Facility is able to accommodate animals with special needs for different studies.

The Frank Conlon group is utilizing new model systems, such as the frog Xenopus, to study the genetic causes of congenital heart disease, using gene editing tools coupled with the molecular, biochemical and imaging advantages these animals provide. Here we … Continued

The SAI facility has a small animal dual energy x-ray absorptiometry, so called DEXA system available to measure body composition and bone mineral density in whole mice or portions of rats.

An optical imaging workshop will be hold on February 23rd, please mark your calendar!

Li-Cor Biosciences will provide a hands on imaging workshop starting February 23, 2016.

The BRIC will be switching to a new scheduling and billing platform in early 2016.

The BRIC Cyclotron Facility has expanded its menu of radiolabeled tracers available for PET imaging. More than ten PET probes labeled with F-18, C-11, N-13, and O-15 radioisotopes can now be requested from the facility for neurological, cardiovascular, or cancer research studies.

Join us for a demonstration of theVevo® LAZR Photoacoustic imaging systemMay 26, 2015 Click on link for flyer Photoacoustic Imaging Possibilities for Cancer, Developmental Biology, Diabetes & Neurosciences Research Includes: Early tumor/disease detection Quantification in 2D and 3D Monitor response … Continued

The SAIF offers monthly optical imaging training sessions. The coming optical imaging training will be on 2/1 at 2pm in the Marsico Optical Imaging Lab.