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Comparison of Fluorescence and Bioluminescence Imaging Using iRFP & Luciferase Labeled 4T1 Breast Cancer Model

Farouk Nouizi, Austin Moy, Wesley Moy, and Gultekin Gulsen

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Abstract

Accuracy of the bioluminescence imaging drastically depends on the delivery and perfusion of the i.p. injected luciferin and its time-varying signals. The advent of the iRFPs will lead to widespread use of fluorescence imaging instead.

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