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. 2017 Mar 2;22(3):036005. doi: 10.1117/1.JBO.22.3.036005

Fig. 3.

Fig. 3

(a–e) Intravital imaging and motion detection of a kidney and (f–j) the heart in a mouse. (a, b) Traces representing the motion amplitude without and with the use of a mechanical stabilizer. (c, d) Representative sequential fluorescence images from two imaging acquisitions. (e) Example of an image reconstruction using stabilized images as obtained in (d). Fluorescence signal, here in green, is from the ubiquitin/green fluorescent protein expressing mice. (f, g) Traces representing the cardiac motion amplitude without and with the use of an adhesive stabilizer. (h, i) Representative sequential fluorescence images from two imaging acquisitions of the cardiac vasculature. (j) Example of an image reconstruction using stabilized images as obtained in (i). Here, the vasculature (in red color) was labeled with lectin.