Progress in molecular biology has made available new bioanalytical tools that take
advantage of the great detectability and the simple analytical format of bioluminescence …

As a high-sensitivity and non-invasive technique, optical molecular tomography (OMT) can
locate and visualize tissue quantitatively in three dimensions by collecting surface photons …

In this paper, we present an incomplete variables truncated conjugate gradient (IVTCG)
method for bioluminescence tomography (BLT). Considering the sparse characteristic of the …

Purpose: The appearance of x‐ray luminescence computed tomography (XLCT) opens new
possibilities to perform molecular imaging by x ray. In the previous XLCT system, the sample …

Through the reconstruction of the fluorescent probe distributions, fluorescence molecular
tomography (FMT) can three-dimensionally resolve the molecular processes in small …

Bioluminescence tomography (BLT) is a promising pre-clinical imaging technique for a wide
variety of biomedical applications, which can non-invasively reveal functional activities …

Optical molecular imaging has been rapidly developed to noninvasively visualize in vivo
physiological and pathological processes involved in normal and suffering organisms at the …

Bioluminescence tomography (BLT) is a new optical molecular imaging modality, which can
monitor both physiological and pathological processes by using bioluminescent light …

Bioluminescence tomography is a preclinical imaging modality to locate and quantify
internal bioluminescent sources from surface measurements, which experienced rapid …

Optical tomography can demonstrate accurate three-dimensional (3D) imaging that recovers
the 3D spatial distribution and concentration of the luminescent probes in biological tissues …