Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics

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Chinese Academy of Sciences

Beihang University

Yimeng Li

Jie Tian

Yu An

Jing Zhong

Bo Zhang

Hui Hui

Lei Zhang

Yanjun Liu

Xin Feng

Jie He

Haoran Zhang

Lin Yin

Julianne M Gibbs-Davis

Rosalie Dawn McKay

Jade Lam

Abu Kausar

Catherine Jennifer Mitran

The present disclosure includes: transforming a time-domain voltage signal collected by an MPI system device to a frequency domain; calculating a square root of a square sum of a real part and an imaginary part at each frequency point of a frequency domain signal; arranging acquired amplitudes in a descending order, and acquiring a screening threshold by an amplitude ratio method; screening an amplitude through the screening threshold and constructing frequency domain signal data; acquiring a row vector of a system matrix corresponding to each frequency point of the data, so as to construct an update system matrix; and solving, based on the frequency domain signal array and the update system matrix, an inverse problem in a form of a least square based on an L2 constraint to obtain a three-dimensional magnetic particle concentration distribution result, so as to achieve a fast reconstruction of the MPI system.

Signal amplitude feature-based method for fast reconstructing a magnetic particle imaging and device

A hysteresis effect-based Field Free Point-Magnetic Particle Imaging (FFP-MPI) method includes the following steps: acquiring a hysteresis loop model of Superparamagnetic Iron Oxide Nanoparticles (SPIOs); calculating to obtain a Point Spread Function (PSF) of the SPIOs on the basis of a sinusoidal excitation magnetic field and the hysteresis loop model of the SPIOs; acquiring an original reconstructed image of FFP-MPI on the basis an FFP moving track and a voltage signal; performing deconvolution on the original image with respect to the PSF considering an hysteresis effect, so as to obtain a final reconstructed image; the artifacts and phase errors of image reconstruction caused by the hysteresis effect of the SPIOs with large particle sizes are reduced, the deficiency in reconstruction by the traditional reconstruction method that ignores the hysteresis effect is overcome, the reconstruction speed and the resolution are greatly improved, and the application range of the SPIOs is expanded.

Hysteresis effect-based field free point-magnetic particle imaging method

A multi-color quantitative magnetic nanoparticle imaging method and system based on trapezoidal wave excitation solves the problem that the existing technology cannot implement multi-color quantitative magnetic particle imaging. The method includes: constructing, based on hysteresis effect and hysteresis inertial growth differences of n superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles (SPIOs) under trapezoidal wave excitation, an equation set of quality of n SPIOs in a to-be-tested sample formed by any composition of n SPIO standard products; solving the equation set to obtain the quality distribution of the to-be-tested sample at position r; and performing rearrangement, color assignment, and image merging on the quality distribution to implement multi-color quantitative imaging of various particles in magnetic particle imaging (MPI). The method broadens the functions of MPI to realize multi-color quantitative imaging, such that MPI has greater potential for application in the medical field.

Multi-color quantitative magnetic nanoparticle imaging method and system based on trapezoidal wave excitation

A magnetic particle imaging method based on a non-ideal Field Free Point (FFP), including the following steps: setting external magnetic field conditions of a non-ideal FFP and an ideal FFP, and obtaining a magnetization vector M of Superparamagnetic Iron Oxide Nanoparticles (SPIOs) and a Point Spread Function (PSF) in combination with a Langevin function; obtaining a signal feature on basis of a voltage signal of a detection coil of a Magnetic Particle Imaging (MPI) instrument; performing integral transformation on the voltage signal collected by the detection coil of the MPI instrument to obtain a voltage signal of an equivalent ideal FFP; averaging the moving speed of an FFP of the MPI instrument to obtain a moving speed of the equivalent ideal FFP; obtaining an equivalent Three-Dimensional concentration reconstruction image on basis of the voltage signal of the equivalent ideal FFP and a moving speed of the equivalent ideal FFP.

Magnetic particle imaging method based on non-ideal field free point

The invention is directed to a method for isothermally amplifying a DNA sequence involving hybridizing a destabilizing DNA template to complementary nucleotide fragments to form a first nicked duplex; ligating the first nicked duplex to form a product duplex comprising the DNA sequence and the template, wherein the product duplex is capable of dissociating to release the DNA sequence and the template; and repeating these steps to generate multiple copies of the template and the DNA sequence. Further, the method may also involve hybridizing the DNA sequence to complementary destabilizing fragments or probes to form a second nicked duplex; ligating the second nicked duplex to form the product duplex comprising the DNA sequence and the template, wherein the product duplex dissociates to release the DNA sequence and the template; and repeating these steps to generate multiple copies of the template and the DNA sequence.

Nucleic acid amplification by a destabilization method

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