Low-field nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) technology has been widely applied in small animal models (such as rats and mice) to monitor the distribution and accumulation of fat in vivo.This technique not only helps to uncover the underlying mechanisms of obesity-related metabolic diseases in humans, but also provides critical data for the evaluation of anti-obesity drugs.By analyzing the results obtained through low-field NMR, researchers can visually and directly observe changes in fat content within the bodies of mice.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is widely used in preclinical research and drug development.It is a powerful non-invasive technique for evaluating disease phenotypes and therapeutic effects in mouse models.

Small animal magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a powerful non-invasive tool for detecting a wide range of pathological conditions.

A new compact and high-performance small animal magnetic resonance imaging platform (M3) has been developed.This system incorporates an innovative magnet design and a dedicated software suite, significantly reducing the cost and complexity of small animal MRI instrumentation.

The Dixon fat suppression technique, originally proposed by Dixon, is based on the chemical shift difference between water and fat protons.By using different echo times, it acquires two sets of signals: one where water and fat protons are in phase, and another where they are opposed in phase.This enables the effective separation of water and fat signals in magnetic resonance imaging.

Study on MRI Contrast-Enhanced Imaging Performance and Contrast Agent Metabolism in Subcutaneous Tumors in Mice

Instrument Used: Small Animal Magnetic Resonance Imaging System – NM20-060H-I Other Related Applications: Relaxivity Analysis of MRI Contrast Agents – Application Case Studies Application Solutions of Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Analysis Technology in Life Sciences

Instruments Used: Small Animal Magnetic Resonance Imaging System – NM21-040H-I Small Animal Magnetic Resonance Imaging System – NM20-060H-I Small Animal Magnetic Resonance Imaging System – NM42-040H-I

The 1.0T Small Animal Magnetic Resonance Imaging System, launched by Niumag in 2016, is the company's highest-field-strength MRI system to date.

Magnetic field homogeneity is critically important for nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) imaging.This article provides a brief introduction to the shimming methods used in compact NMR systems.