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Non-invasive optical imaging for viral research and novel therapeutic and vaccine development

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Read how non-invasive optical imaging enables intricate host-pathogen interactions to be visualized and monitored in disease models that mimic what is seen in humans. Not only does optical imaging play an important role in better understanding the complex mechanisms of viral biology, it plays a vital role in the discovery and development of new drug and vaccine candidates.

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

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