Synthetic Technology: Molecular Imaging
We will strongly support research and development in the field of molecular imaging!
Molecular imaging refers to a technique that non-invasively visualizes changes in molecular groups within living organisms (such as enzymes, genes, membrane proteins, etc.) and observes them dynamically and quantitatively. A representative method in this field is positron emission tomography (PET), which is well-known in current research. In recent years, technologies utilizing fluorescence and near-infrared light have also been applied in the fields of biochemistry and regenerative medicine. As it lies at the intersection of medicine, pharmacy, and engineering, this field is expected to see further development. Nard Institute will continue to support this area from the standpoint of organic compound development. [Theme] ■ VARGULA LUCIFERIN ■ Fluorescent labeling of organelles *For more details, please refer to the related links page or feel free to contact us.
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Nerd Research Institute is a contract synthesis company that supports research and development. We custom synthesize compounds that are not commercially available and assist research and development in a wide range of fields through chemical synthesis. In our business style, highly specialized researchers directly listen to the voices of our customers, share the challenges that need to be addressed, and propose solutions while progressing with the work. If you are having trouble with obtaining compounds or industrialization processes, please feel free to contact us. We broadly support contract synthesis for pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, pesticides, OLED materials, automotive materials, battery materials, medical device materials, bio-related reagents, regenerative medicine, and biomaterials.