In vivo imaging with GFP: From blue squeezates to green mice

10 Nov 2025

In this application note, Analytik Jena shows how the UVP iBox Studio can be used to perform in vivo imaging of an orthotopic mouse model of pancreatic cancer labeled with GFP. The experiment highlights not only the striking detection capability of the instrument to visualize a deep tumor, but the fine detail that can be captured with its high sensitivity, deeply cooled, low noise detector.

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In vivo imaging with GFP: From blue squeezates to green mice