Bruker Si78 PET/CT
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Description
The Si78 is a molecular imaging instrument capable of sequential Positron Emission Tomography (PET) and MicroComputed Tomography (MicroCT) acquisitions. It is designed for rodents (mice and rats) and is capable of high throughput PET-CT imaging (up to 3 mice). Specialised target-specific tracers are available for Oncology, Metabolic, Cardiology and Neurological imaging. Alternatively, novel drugs and compound biodistribution and kinetic analysis can be performed with this system, making it suitable for studies slated for clinical translation.
Specifications
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- Up to 0.7 mm spatial resolution
- Up to 12 % sensitivity
- 150 x 80 mm FOV
- True DOI, no loss of resolution across FOV
- Ultrafast GPU reconstruction (MLEM, OSEM and MAP)
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- 52 µm resolution
- 80 (200) x 80 mm FOV single (multiple) bed positions
- Gated cardiac imaging
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- Single click - self connect animal cradles for mice and rats
- Multi-mouse animal cradles
- Animal monitoring and warming system
- Preparation Stand
Applications
- Molecular imaging/target-specific imaging
- Novel drug biodistribution
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Instrument location
Biological Resources Imaging Laboratory
Room 2061, Level 2
BioSciences Building (E26)
UNSW Sydney, NSW 2033
Phone: 02 9065 9836
Email: bril@unsw.edu.au
Tzong Tyng Hung
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Phone
02 9065 8902 -
Email
t.hung@unsw.edu.au
Brendan Lee
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Phone
02 9065 9836 -
Email
b.j.lee@unsw.edu.au
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