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11. 3D Reconstruction of Sources<br />

11.3 DLIT & FLIT Results<br />

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The Results tab displays information about the photon density, voxels, and DLIT or<br />

FLIT algorithm parameters.<br />

Figure 11.2 3D reconstruction results, FLIT (left) and DLIT (right)<br />

NOTE<br />

For more details on the DLIT and FLIT algorithm parameters, see Appendix H,<br />

page 233. Sometimes adjusting the DLIT algorithm parameters improves the fit of the<br />

simulated photon density to the measured photon density data.<br />

Table 11.3 3D reconstruction results<br />

Item Description<br />

Optimized fit parameters<br />

Total source flux (phot/s) (DLIT The sum of the bioluminescent source intensities.<br />

result)<br />

Total fluorescence yield (N mm2 ) The total sum of the fluorescent yield. The quantity<br />

(FLIT result)<br />

measured is:<br />

(Fluorescence quantum efficiency for the excitation<br />

wavelength to emission wavelength photons)*(Excitation<br />

wavelength photon absorption cross section)*(Fluorophore<br />

number density)*(Volume of voxel size). To convert the<br />

'Fluorescence Yield' measurement to the number of<br />

fluorescent compounds, divide the 'Fluorescent Yield'<br />

values by measured quantities of [Fluorescence quantum<br />

efficiency of excitation wavelength conversion to emission<br />

wavelength]*[Excitation photon absorption cross section]<br />

for the fluorophore.

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