Magnetic Resonance Microscopy is a technology routinely utilized in MRI machines in hospitals, with a focus on imaging small samples in the range of 0.5 – 66 mm with imaging resolutions down to 10 x 10 x 10 µm3 (1 picoliter). This resolution is achieved by combining Bruker’s market leading magnetic resonance high field, vertical bore (standard to super-wide bore) systems with the state-of-the art imaging accessory.
Bruker Magnetic Resonance Microscopy systems provide optimal sample handling not limited to only ex-vivo specimens and non-organic samples but also small animals for in-vivo investigations. Bruker’s state-of-the-art animal handling accessories for wide bore probes cover a broad range of functions namely anesthesia, physiological parameter control, temperature and flow control etc, that cover most experimental methodologies for in-vivo imaging.