Jessica Freeling, MS, will discuss several models of colorectal cancer in mice and their imaging methods.
Join Jessica Freeling from the University of South Dakota for the third episode of the Vevo 4 Oncology Web Series. In this webinar, Jessica will discuss the vairous models of colorectal cancer in mice and their associated imaging methods. She will cover the pros and cons of various models in terms of recapitulation/translation, and the use and choice of imaging techniques for each model, including intra-colon imaging. She will also discuss metastatic models of colorectal cancer. Those from any education or experience level are welcome to join to learn more about intra-colon tumor and photoacoustic imaging.
Key Topics Include:
- Pros and cons of the various colorectal cancer models in terms of recapitulation/translation
- Tandem use of fluorescent and ultrasound imaging
- Overview of the classes of models and how each are imaged
- Intra-colon imaging of inducible colorectal cancer models
- The promise of metastatic models of colorectal cancer
Presenters
Director
Physiology Research Core
University of South Dakota
Jessica Freeling has been working in biomedical sciences for 20 years. For the last decade, she has directed the Physiology Core Facility at the University of South Dakota in the Department of Basic Biomedical Sciences. Her experience with VisualSonics systems and rodent imaging has yielded publications in collaboration with colorectal cancer researcher Dr. Khosrow Rezvani1,2. Jessica’s webinar will present several models of colorectal cancer in mice and their imaging methods.
Webinar Host
FUJIFILM VisualSonics Inc.
FUJIFILM VisualSonics designs and manufactures ultra high frequency in vivo imaging systems, for both research and clinical use. our ultrasound platform provides images at resolutions that far exceed any other system available on the market. Beyond ultrasound, we have also developed a unique photoacoustic technology to expand on the capabilities of our imaging solutions.
Additional Content From FUJIFILM VisualSonics Inc.
Photoacoustic Imaging in Angiotensin II Induced Cardiac Hypertrophy Mice
Hear Dr. Emily Lupton on her lab's investigation whether photoacoustic imaging (PAI) could provide novel imaging in the heart after angiotensin-II induced hypertrophy with and without treatment with losartan.
The Translational Utility of Ultrasound and Photoacoustics in Head and Neck Oncology
Dr. Mukund Seshadri presents his interdisciplinary research on developing and evaluating ultrasound and photoacoustic imaging for oral oncology applications, with a focus on the prognostic utility of these methods in assessing treatment responses in head and neck cancer patients.
Superpixel Unmixing Algorithm from Micro to Macro Photoacoustic Imaging of Tissue Components
Dr. Valeria Grasso describes a novel unsupervised Machine-Learning method named Superpixel Photoacoustic Unmixing (SPAX) framework.
Related Content
Circulating Nucleosome Quantification (Nu.Q®) Technology for Monitoring Target Engagement and Adverse Events in Oncology Trials
Join us for a comprehensive webinar featuring experts in epigenetics and assay development, focusing on the scientific foundations and applications of Nucleosome Quantification (Nu.Q®) Technology in the realms of drug development and disease monitoring.
Assessing Antigen-Specific T-Cell Functionality with Dendritic Cell/CD8⁺ T Cell Co-culture
In this webinar, learn how to set up DC and CD8⁺ T cell co-culture experiments and assess T cell proliferation and killing activity.
A Ready-to-Analyze High-Plex Spatial Signature Development Workflow for Cancer Immunotherapy
In this webinar, Aditya Pratapa and Lorcan Sherry present a new workflow for analyzing multiplex immunoflurescence images.