Area of Interest: Radiation Research
Dr. Karl Butterworth of Queen's University Belfast recently shared about his experience using SARRP for research as part of a SARRP panel. In this clip, you can hear the highlights of their biology research program, including future opportunities....
This study explores the use of SARRP in neurogenesis studies. See the full study, Localized CT-Guided Irradiation Inhibits Neurogenesis in Specific Regions of the Adult Mouse Brain, here and see more details below.
This paper introduced the first small animal radiation research platform, which we here at Xstrahl further developed and commercialized. The authors identified the large, technological gap between laboratory radiation research using cabinet irradiators and clinical...
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Today’s radiation research is complex and research interests are diverse. Using advanced translational radiation research systems, investigators can provide highly conformal radiation to preclinical models to study the full range of therapy techniques, including...
Dr. Gerald Fogarty and other clinicians recently collaborated on this piece in MedCrave, the International Journal of Radiology & Radiation Therapy. See the full article below.
SARRP Highlighted in Alzheimer's Research Xstrahl’s Small Animal Radiation Research Platform (SARRP) was highlighted in a presentation at ASTRO 2020, the annual meeting of the American Society of Radiation Oncology. In a panel called “Expanding the Indications for...
In the study, Establishment of Microbeam Radiation Therapy at a Small Animal Irradiator, the dual focal spot and adjustable photon energy of the XenX x-ray tube allowed optimization of the beam parameters. SARRP’s chamber volume made the integration of a tungsten...
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