Through a pay-back scheme organized in collaboration with Limburg’s Kankerfonds, InnoSer has recently acquired two new imagers that will enable deeper insights into our in vitro and in vivo platforms available for preclinical oncology research. The first being the ImageXpress Micro 4, a high-content, live cell imaging solution, and the second is the Lumina III In Vivo Imaging System which allows for bioluminescent imaging (BLI) of in vivo models.
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