Overview
The aim
of small animal imaging is to provide advanced multimodal imaging services.
Small animal imaging laboratory scientists offer consultation, image analysis,
and imaging services. They have state-of-the-art instrumentation for the study
of tumors, imaging biomarkers, and high-resolution anatomical imaging in rodent
models. The Small Animal Imaging Laboratory also works to develop nanoplatforms
for imaging research. The Small Animal Imaging Resource houses state-of-the-art
biomedical imaging instruments. Services offered include computed tomography, MRI,
PET, bioluminescence, SPECT, ultrasound, and X-ray/CT. These solutions also
serve as the primary laboratory for many faculty members involved in the
development of imaging technologies. Its expertise spans the fields of
preclinical imaging, instrument design, and molecular biology. The core lab
provides equipment, expertise, and infrastructure needed for imaging
experiments in small animals.
Drivers
Growing
demand for non-invasive imaging methods such as PET and MRI to treat
domesticated animals is expected to propel the growth of the small animal
imaging market throughout the forecast period.
In
addition to this, the increasing number of contract research organizations
(CROs) to conduct pre-clinical trials on animals is expected to supplement the
growth of the small animal imaging market over the forecast period.
Market
Dynamics
Increasing focus of market key
players in launching new devices for small animal imaging, making investments
in R&D as well as on growth strategies such as mergers, collaborations,
acquisitions, license and supply agreements, and others are expected to drive
growth of the global small animal imaging market over the forecast period
(2022-2030).
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