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Standard methods to assess arthritis in animal models typically involve external measurements of limbs such as paw volume, paw thickness, and redness. While these methods determine the overall progression of disease, they do not access the underlying biology associated with the visible effects of the disease. Since arthritis involves not only inflammation pathways but also changes in vasculature and bone morphology, using fluorescent agents that measure each of these changes individually allow for a more complete assessment of the overall clinical pathology.

爱游戏平台注册登录 's IVISense Arthritis fluorescent panel contains a carefully selected, pre-validated bundle of probes designed for researchers to gain a better understanding of arthritis disease and its progression.

For research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.