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Intravital microscopy is an advanced imaging technique that enables real-time visualization of cellular dynamics within living organisms, directly in their native in vivo microenvironment.

As the first seminar in the Boston series, this session will demonstrate how intravital imaging allows researchers to observe disease mechanisms as they occur at true cellular resolution, overcoming the limitations of conventional ex vivo and in vitro approaches.

We will also present recent studies demonstrating how intravital imaging advances disease research and therapeutic development across multiple organs, including the lung, heart, brain, liver, kidney, spleen, pancreas, intestines, lymph nodes, and bone marrow.