Last week, our team travelled to London to install a Ξ²-eye 3D+ system at the Tim Witney Lab, St. Thomas’ Hospital (Guy’s and St Thomas’β NHS Foundation Trust), on behalf of King’s College London. This system, designed for PET isotope imaging, underwent a special modification to support πͺπ― π°π·π° imaging β a fascinating technique that involves imaging fertilised eggs directly!
But why image eggs? πͺπ― π°π·π° imaging allows researchers to study tumor growth, angiogenesis and drug effects in a naturally developing biological system, providing valuable insights without the need for traditional animal models. Our adaptability to such specific research needs is what makes BIOEMTECH stand out β we customize our technology to meet the unique requirements of each study, always aiming to support and advance the scientific community.
A big thank you to our partners at Kingβs College London! We look forward to discovering the exciting results of this innovative approach!
Below you can see some images of the setup and initial test experiments with [18]F-based radiopharmaceuticals!
