Spatial patterns of gene expression manifest at scales ranging from local (eg, cell-cell
interactions) to global (eg, body axis patterning). However, current spatial transcriptomics …

In humans, congenital heart diseases are common. Since the rapid progression of
transgenic technologies, the mouse has become the major animal model of defective …

Recent studies have shown how volumetric imaging and morphometrics can add
significantly to our understanding of morphogenesis, the developmental basis for variation …

Background—Microcomputed tomography (micro-CT) has been used extensively in
research to generate high-resolution 3D images of calcified tissues in small animals …

The advent of mammalian gene engineering and genetically modified mouse models has
led to renewed interest in developing resources for referencing and quantitative analysis of …

The increasing number of mouse models of human disease used in biomedical research
applications has led to an enhanced interest in non‐invasive imaging of mice, eg using MRI …

Background Conventional whole-body MRI at 1· 5 T does not provide adequate image
quality of small fetuses, thus reducing its potential for use as an alternative to invasive …

Background: Magnetic resonance microscopy (MRM), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) at
microscopic levels, provides unprecedented opportunities to aid in defining the full spectrum …

Advanced biophysical models like neurite orientation dispersion and density imaging
(NODDI) have been developed to estimate the microstructural complexity of voxels enriched …

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of disease biomarkers, especially cancer biomarkers,
could potentially improve our understanding of the disease and drug activity during …