World Cancer Day - Advancing Cancer Research with In Vivo Imaging Systems

World Cancer Day is an international day marked on February 4th each year aiming to raise awareness about cancer, promote cancer prevention, early detection, treatment.

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Research Insight - Developing a Nanoparticle Vaccine for Spring Viremia of Carp Virus Infection with the Aniview100

Bin Zhu’s team from Northwest A&F University has made new progress in developing a nanoparticle vaccine platform for spring viremia of carp virus.

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Research Insight - The Biosynthesis of Dihydrochalcone (DHC) Glycosides Necessary for the Development of Apple Seeds is Regulated by Two MYB Like Transcription Factors

Pengmin Li’s team from Northwest A&F University has made new progress in the study of the biosynthesis mechanism of dihydrochalcone (DHC) glycosides in apples.

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World Strengthened Immunity Day: How In Vivo Imaging Technology Advance Vaccine Development

December 15 is the World Strengthened Immunity Day, which was originally introduced by the World Health Organization in 1988, to raise awareness in the fight against polio.

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Research Insight - Using AniView100 In Vivo Animal Imaging System to Evaluate the Pancreatic Cancer CAR-T Therapy in Mice

Xudong Zhao's team from the Abdominal Tumor Multimodality Treatment and Laboratory of Animal Tumor Model of West China Hospital of Sichuan University successfully developed and prepared GAS6-CAR-T.

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International Week of Science and Peace - Technology Igniting the Light of Life

The International Week of Science and Peace is dedicated to promoting the crucial role of technology in sustaining world peace and social development, striving for a peaceful international environment

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Research Insight - Application of In Vivo Animal Imaging System in the Construction of Immunodeficiency (SCID) Monkey Model

New progress has been made in the study of severe combined immunodeficiency. Sen Yan and Zhuchi Tu’s research team.

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Research Insight - Nature: Revealing the Molecular Mechanism of Plant Airborne Immunity Mediated by Methyl Salicylate and the Anti-defense Mechanism of Viruses

Yulie Liu's team from the School of Life Sciences at Tsinghua University has made research progress in the molecular mechanisms of plant airborne immunity and the anti-defense mechanisms of viruse.

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