Investigating the effects of Panadol on mouse liver by in rivo multiphoton microscopy

Conventional hepatic research relies heavily on histological images for obtaining morphological information of the liver. However, static histological images can not provide real-time dynamic information of in vivo physiological processes such as cellular motion or damage. For a long time, panadol has been used in pain relief. However, Panadol may have unwanted side effects and detailed information of the effects of Panadol on hepatic metabolism is unknown. In this work, we developed a high resolution intravital hepatic imaging chamber to study the effects of Panadol on liver. We expect this methodology to be useful in revealing the detailed metabolism of liver after using Panadol and this approach allows us to achieve a better understanding of hepatic processes. In our approach, we use multiphoton fluorescence (MPF) microscopy to observe the side effect of liver on using Panadol inside the in vivo mouse animal model.