Integrated photoacoustic and fluorescence imaging system for anatomical, functional, and molecular characterization of murine models
集成光声和荧光成像系统,用于小鼠模型的解剖、功能和分子表征
基本信息
- 批准号:10680593
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 92.68万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2017
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2017-09-15 至 2024-07-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
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项目摘要
SUMMARY
PhotoSound Technologies, Inc. proposes to develop a novel imaging modality for characterization and
preclinical research of small animal models. The technology will be capable of three-dimensional functional and
molecular imaging of fluorescent labels and reporter genes mapped with high fidelity over robust anatomical
structures, such as skin, central and peripheral vasculature, and internal organs. The Phase II commercial
instrument is designed to perform high-throughput whole body imaging of rodent models. It could be used in
broad spectrum of preclinical research applications including cancer, toxicology, tissue engineering and
regeneration, cardiovascular and developmental biology. In addition to qualitatively superior performance
characteristics, the proposed multimodality imaging platform will significantly reduce space and funds required
to house and operate a whole-body imaging platform at an animal research facility.
Optical in vivo imaging methods (fluorescence and bioluminescence) found great popularity among researchers
as affordable, convenient, and very sensitive molecular imaging tools for preclinical studies and development
of animal models. However, their stand-alone application is impeded by poor spatial resolution and limitations
imposed by two-dimensionality of the images. A fast and high-resolution in vivo 3D imaging method, which
could be easily integrated with optical imaging in a single instrument, would have a great impact on the entire
field of small animal research. Photoacoustic tomography is an emerging whole body 3D imaging modality
capable of 200-500 µm resolution. It can also use the same components for excitation of fluorescence and
generation of photoacoustic effect. However, its in vivo application for detection of fluorophores is impeded by
strong background generated by native blood. Also, there are no commercial or research photoacoustic whole-
body imaging instrument that could work with high-throughput imaging procedures (<5 min per animal). Our
proposal shows a way to defeat shortcomings of each individual technology and enable fast high-resolution
whole body 3D imaging of fluorescent biomarkers by integrating robotic scanning and multi-view orthogonal
fluorescence and photoacoustics in a single co-registered modality (PAFT).
The Phase II project is focused on development of a commercial PAFT instrument and is organized in three
specific aims: (1) Develop, fabricate, and assess the performance of a commercial PAFT instrument; (2) Develop
and implement high-throughput PAFT image reconstruction method; (3) Field-test the commercial PAFT
instrument. Ultimate commercial system will enable high-throughput in vivo 3D visualization and analysis of
native hemoglobin, fluorophores, nanoparticles, and other photosensitive constructs used for molecular and
functional mapping and longitudinal studies. Such an instrument would alleviate subjective interpretation of
missing and misregistered imaging data and would streamline the preclinical phase of development, leading to
a higher success rate and lower costs of drug development.
概括
Photosount Technologies,Inc。提出一种发展新颖的成像方式的特征和
小动物模型的临床前研究。该技术将具有三维功能,并且
荧光标签和报告基因的分子成像,该基因在鲁棒的解剖学上映射了高保真度
结构,例如皮肤,中央和周围脉管系统以及内部器官。 II期商业
仪器旨在对啮齿动物模型进行高通量的全身成像。它可以使用
广泛的临床前研究应用程序,包括癌症,毒理学,组织工程和
再生,心血管和发育生物学。除了质性能优越
特征,拟议的多模式成像平台将显着降低所需的空间和资金
在动物研究设施中容纳和操作全身成像平台。
光学体内成像方法(荧光和生物发光)发现研究人员很受欢迎
作为临床前研究和开发的负担得起,方便且非常敏感的分子成像工具
动物模型。但是,他们的独立应用会因空间分辨率和局限性而阻碍
由图像的二维施加。一种快速,高分辨率的体内3D成像方法,该方法
可以轻松地将光学成像集成到单个乐器中,将对整个仪器产生巨大影响
小动物研究领域。光声断层扫描是一种新兴的全身3D成像方式
能够分辨率为200-500 µm。它还可以使用相同的成分来激发荧光和
光声效应的产生。但是,其在检测荧光团的体内应用受到了阻碍
本地血液产生的强烈背景。此外,没有商业或研究光声整体
可以使用高通量成像程序的身体成像仪器(每只动物<5分钟)。我们的
提案展示了一种击败每种技术的缺点并实现快速高分辨率的方法
全身3D成像荧光生物标志物通过整合机器人扫描和多视图正交
单个共同注册的模态(PAFT)中的荧光和光声。
第二阶段项目的重点是开发商业Paft仪器,并在三个
具体目的:(1)开发,制造和评估商业Paft仪器的性能; (2)发展
并实施高通量PAFT图像重建方法; (3)现场测试商业PAFT
乐器。最终商业系统将使体内3D可视化和分析能够进行高通量
天然血红蛋白,荧光团,纳米颗粒和其他用于分子和分子的光敏构建体
功能映射和纵向研究。这样的工具会减轻对的主观解释
缺少和错过的成像数据,并将简化开发的临床前阶段,导致
更高的成功率和较低的药物开发成本。
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Integrated photoacoustic and fluorescence imaging system for anatomical, functional, and molecular characterization of murine models
集成光声和荧光成像系统,用于小鼠模型的解剖、功能和分子表征
- 批准号:
9201342 - 财政年份:2017
- 资助金额:
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