On Demand Webinars
Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DXA) for Robust Bone Mineral Density and Body Composition Analyses
Join us on Tuesday, June 17th at 1:00 PM EDT for an engaging talk on how dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) technologies have progressed in recent years.
A vital tool for biomedical research, small animal DXA imaging has provided insights into the strength and health of bone and the distribution of fat and lean tissues. Now, a novel advancement in next generation DXA imaging software allows for robust measurements of body composition and bone quality output to align to multiple gold-standard analyses of body composition and bone mineral density.
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PARAMETER 3D with DIGIMUS BMD for Small Animal Imaging
The musculoskeletal system consists of bones, cartilage, muscle, ligament, tendons, and other connective tissue to give the animal structures. X-ray imaging may play a key role in characterizing small animal pathology, body composition, and bone mineral density.
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Updates to the Missouri Botanical Garden Seed Bank
A seed bank stores seeds to maintain genetic diversity. There are many reasons to store seeds, for example, deadly diseases, nutritional quality, taste, etc.
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Advance in the Utilization of High-Resolution X-ray for Research Multiple Diseases in Rodents
This research aims to identify the effects of locally administered vancomycin powder (Antibiotic) on fracture healing in type 1 Diabetic rats and its dose-response in vitro.
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Forensic Anthropology
Forensic anthropology plays a critical role in the examination of human remains in legal and criminal investigations. Its findings are often used to provide information to medical examiners or coroners.
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Forensic Radiography: Demonstrating a Fractured Hyoid Bone
Forensic imaging is a relatively new addition to forensic sciences investigation. It is used by forensic researchers for advanced visualization. Examiners also look for trauma and pathology to find missing key pieces of evidence that are not seen by the naked eye.
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Bone Biology with Meghan McGee-Lawrence
X-ray imaging is a valuable tool in the life sciences, providing researchers and healthcare professionals with a non-invasive way to visualize internal structures and processes in the body.
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