In vivo imaging enables real-time, non-invasive visualization and quantification of physiological and pathological processes in small animal models. As an important tool in preclinical research, optical imaging widely used in oncology, drug discovery, exosome tracking, and immunology. This guide provides a practical overview of small animal in vivo optical imaging, connecting fundamental imaging principles with experimental workflows, application strategies, and common sources of error. Whether you are optimizing labeling strategies, refining animal models, or improving image quality and quantitative reliability, this whitepaper offers actionable insights to build robust, reproducible imaging protocols.
In this eBook, we include:
- • Chapter 1 Background of Small Animal In Vivo Imaging.
- • Chapter 2 Applications of In Vivo Imaging in Tumor Research.
- • Chapter 3 Applications of In Vivo Imaging in Drug Development.
- • Chapter 4 Application of In Vivo Imaging in Exosome Tracking and Targeting.
- • Chapter 5 Application of In Vivo Imaging in Immune System Research.
- • Chapter 6 Recommendations for Imaging System Selection.
- • Appendix & Downloadable Resources.
