Imaging SARS-CoV-2 attacks mitochondria in cardiopulmonary cells in COVID-19 pneumonia

Imaging SARS-CoV-2 attacks mitochondria in cardiopulmonary cells in COVID-19 pneumonia

by Prof. Stephen L Archer MD, Queen’s University

Interested in advancing your drug discovery, pathobiological studies and diagnosis of COVID-19 as well as other progressive pulmonary diseases affecting lung microarchitecture? This webinar provides a comprehensive overview of research in Prof. Stephen Archer’s team, and a good example of their translational approach by incorporating in vivo imaging of mouse models using MILabs’ Micro-CT.

Took place: June, 2021 (at SNMMI MILabs Scientific Event)


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