Optical imaging system LightIR

Open near infrared fluorescence imaging The LightIR is an open fluorescence imaging device designed for preclinical fluorescence imaging or clinical research. Key Features: 1. Near infrared fluorescence and NIR-II fluorescence 2. Preclinical studies, or clinical studies under IRB approval 3. Small or large animals List of common fluorescent moieties used with the LightIR: - Cy5, Cy5.5, Cy7, IRDye 700 and IRDye 800 from LiCOR, Indocyanine Green (ICG), ZW 800 - Rare earth (lanthanides), quantum dots and various fluorescent nanoparticles - The various IVISense fluorescent agents (680, 700, 800) - Alexa Fluor AF 680, AF 700, AF 750, AF 790 - infrared fluorescent protein: iRFP Near infrared and NIR-II fluorescence - Limited autofluorescence - Great depth penetration - Better resolution NIR-II fluorescence (900 to 1650 nm) - Virtually no autofluorescence - Imaging through skull, bone, melanin (melanoma studies)