Master's Research Project

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Femoral Window Chamber: A Novel Intravital Approach of Cellular Imaging

Research, Development, Animation, and Sound Design by Su Min Suh

Focus Statement

Leukemia is a widespread disease affecting millions worldwide with countless research being conducted and has shown to conceal into bone marrow microenvironments making it difficult to detect, but the Window Chamber (WC) mechanism has shown promise as a tool to track the behavior of Leukemia cells by imaging the bone marrow microenvironment in vivo; therefore, an animation is going to be created to spread awareness of the WC method.  

Target Audience

Funding Bodies and Researchers

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Supervisor

Marc Dryer

 Hons BA, MSc, MScBMC
Associate Professor Teaching Stream, Biomedical Communications
Department of Biology
University of Toronto Mississauga

Scientific Content Expert

Ralph S DaCosta

MSc, PhD, CSO, and Director at MolecuLight Inc.
Scientist at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre 
Assistant Professor, 
Department of Medical Biophysics, 
Faculty of Medicine
University of Toronto

Second Voting Member

Shelley Wall

 AOCAD, MA, MScBMC, PhD, CMI, FAMI
Associate Professor Teaching Stream, Biomedical Communications
Department of Biology
University of Toronto Mississauga

Non-Voting Member

Helen Jingshu Jin

 BSc, MSc Candidate
Faculty of Medicine, 
Department of Medical Biophysics
University of Toronto

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Funded by 

Process Work

Storyboard.

Animatic.

Leukemia Cell Ideation.