Molecubes CT provides high-resolution anatomical imaging, enabling detailed visualisation of tissue structures and accurate localisation of radiotracer uptake when combined with functional imaging modalities.
This is particularly important in the context of modern radiopharmaceutical development, where precise anatomical context, organ delineation, and accurate co-registration are essential for interpreting biodistribution, supporting dosimetry workflows, and improving confidence in translational decision-making.
The integration of the Molecubes CT system enhances our translational imaging capability by providing critical anatomical reference, strengthening our ability to generate robust, co-registered datasets at the interface of discovery, radiopharmaceutical development, and clinical translation.
The Molecubes CT system provides high-resolution anatomical small-animal imaging designed to support translational research and radiopharmaceutical development.
Built to deliver excellent spatial resolution and soft tissue contrast, the platform enables precise visualisation of anatomical structures in mouse and rat models, supporting accurate localisation of disease sites and biological processes.
When integrated with functional imaging modalities such as PET and SPECT, the Molecubes CT system enables robust co-registration, 3D organ segmentation, and improved interpretation of biodistribution and target engagement.
This combined approach supports quantitative analysis, dosimetry workflows, and the generation of high-quality, clinically relevant datasets to inform translational decision-making and clinical progression.
“The addition of Molecubes CT completes our end-to-end imaging platform, strengthening our ability to integrate high-resolution anatomical and functional imaging, and reinforcing our position at the forefront of radiopharmaceutical translation. It enhances the value we deliver to industry, academia, and funding partners.
Make your next move count with our advanced anatomical insight from the Molecubes CT system.”
Dr Juliana Maynard, Head of Translational Imaging
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