"We are pleased to partner with the Massachusetts General Hospital in this endeavor and are excited to enable our customers to further advance their small animal imaging capabilities", continued Abe.
CRi will be exhibiting the latest automated Maestro 2 system featuring DyCE along with CRi's cellular imaging solutions at the Annual Meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR), April 12 to 16 (Booth 235). Attendees can make an appointment to meet with a sales or technical representative by e-mailing aacr@cri-inc.com or calling (Toll-Free US) 1-800- 383-7924.
CRi is a Boston-based biomedical imaging company providing innovative
optical imaging solutions to our customers for more than 20 years. Our
multidisciplinary team is dedicated to working with our academic and
commercial customers to provide high-value solutions. We provide
comprehensive imaging and analysis solutions that enable the user to
investigate and characterize biological phenotypes while preserving spatial
context. CRi's innovative solutions encompass sub-cellular, cellular and
whole animal applications, and are being utilized around the world to
enable breakthroughs in research, health and medicine.
For more information visit our website at http://www.cri-inc.com or contact:
Ross Nakatsuji
CRi Marketing/Sales Group Leader
35-B Cabot Road, Woburn, MA 01801 USA
(P) 1-781-935-9099, extension 177
(C) 1-781-405-4000
(E) rnakatsuji@cri-inc.com
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