Molecular Tissue Imaging (MTI) is a field of techniques that capture two and three-dimensional data on ex vivo samples at a higher resolution and specificity than traditional in vivo techniques. These MTI techniques are not meant to replace in vivo imaging but will provide more detailed information with the sample after in-life phase. MTI can be a valuable bridge to microscopy and other histological techniques. MTI data provides a semi-quantitative map of compound distribution, target expression, or molecular activity within a whole animal or single organ, increasing the quality and quantity of data that each animal provides.

WMIS invites you to find your place to grow, collaborate and make a difference – join the MTI Interest Group today.

Members: Interest Groups are open to current WMIS Members. There is an annual Interest Group membership fee of $20 which is requested to help offset administrative costs. To join an interest group, please click the button below.

If you are not a current WMIS member, please click the button below and create a new profile to join WMIS and join interest groups.