“Growth in Non-Invasive Imaging Techniques for Research”
- The small animal in-vivo imaging market is growing steadily, with a focus on technological advancements in imaging techniques for preclinical research
- Non-invasive imaging methods, such as optical imaging and micro-CT, are increasingly preferred due to their ability to monitor live animals without causing harm
- For instance, optical imaging systems are commonly used to track disease progression, gene expression, and therapeutic responses in real-time
- These imaging tools allow researchers to gather valuable data on the effects of drugs, treatments, and disease mechanisms over time
- In conclusion, as a result, there is a shift toward these non-invasive methods, improving both the ethical standards and efficiency of preclinical studies
