IL-27 Reduces Fat Accumulation in a High-Fat Diet Mouse Model
IL-27 Attenuates Fat Accumulation in a High-Fat Diet Mouse Model Leveraging NMR technology
Join us at PIC 2024 as Evan Hoecht presents a new perspective on Cancer Research – “Looking At Cancer Differently: In Vivo Imaging”
Mark your calendars for Day 2 of the Preclinical Imaging Consortium, that’s happening at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora on Thursday, May 30th, at 6:30 pm, immediately following Session #5 talks. Gain fresh insights and perspectives on understanding cancer from a whole new angle. Don’t miss out on this thought-provoking presentation that promises to redefine our understanding of cancer diagnostics and treatment strategies. Reserve your spot now for an event that’s sure to inspire and inform!
Presentation title: Looking At Cancer Differently: In Vivo Imaging
Date: Thursday, May 30th
Time: 6:30pm
IL-27 Attenuates Fat Accumulation in a High-Fat Diet Mouse Model Leveraging NMR technology
Research Beyond the PIXImus: Considerations for Replacing a Legacy Small Animal DXA System
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This study uses longitudinal intravital confocal microscopy in a live PDAC mouse model
This study investigates how intermittent hypoxia drives lung fibrosis using precise oxygen cycling
Publication Highlight: The Synergistic Power of Intermittent Fasting and Threonic Acid in DIO
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