Visiongate, Inc.

Nortis, Inc.

Anna V Tourovskaia

Mark Fauver

Thomas Neumann

Julia Oi Yan Yu

Michael G Meyer

J Richard Rahn

Christy A Lancaster

A method for 3D imaging of a biologic object () in an optical tomography system where a subcellular structure of a biological object () is labeled by introducing at least one nanoparticle-biomarker. The labeled biological object () is moved relatively to a microscope objective () to present varying angles of view and the labeled biological object () is illuminated with radiation having wavelengths between 150 nm and 900 nm. Radiation transmitted through the labeled biological object () and the microscope objective () within at least one wavelength bands is sensed with a color camera, or with a set of at least four monochrome cameras. A plurality of cross-sectional images of the biological object () from the sensed radiation is formed and reconstructed to make a 3D image of the labeled biological object ().

Functional imaging of cells with optical projection tomography

A method for creating networks of perfusable microvessels in vitro. Cells including cell types capable of sprouting are seededinto a channel in a matrix at to activate competencyof the cells for sprouting as microvessels based on the seeding density. The matrix channel is perfused with medium to allow parent vessels to form and for viability. The parent vessels and matrix are incubated and perfused to provide for sprouting of microvessels from parent vessels into the surrounding matrix. The sprouting parent vessels are grown until network forms

Method for creating perfusable microvessel systems

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Mountlake Terrace, WA, United States of America

Anna V Tourovskaia