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Magnetic Particle Imaging System - A Revolution in Biological Imaging

This video shows the real benefits of the magnetic particle imaging (MPI) system from Bruker. Launched in 2005, the MPI system has become a revolutionary biological imaging tool in medical research. It has unparalleled speed and sensitivity, and can perform imaging up to 46 volumes per second, enabling real time imaging of biological processes. MPI has enormous potential to deliver new insights into disease processes at the organ, molecular and cellular level. It is used in medical research for angiography, blood flow measurements, and sensitive cell tracking.

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Magnetic Particle Imaging - A New Era in Medical Research

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