“…The illumination beam was, thus, generated by the same wavelength-tunable optical parametric oscillator and the same presets (five frames per wavelength, seven wavelengths in total) as the 2D static tomographic system described earlier, allowing for a maximum raster scanning speed of approximately 3 mm/ sec. However, because the fiber bundles were all fixed in the center of the array, a Pockels cell delay was adjusted to 250 msec to reduce the overall laser energy for the output wavelengths to comply with the skin exposure guidelines for humans as previously reported (20 (22) with the mouse positioned prone on the built-in animal bed after it was fasted for 3 hours. The mice received a retro-orbital injection of 250-300-mCi FDG (IBA Molecular, Reston, Va; total volume = 50-80 mL, 0.11 mCi/mmol, nm.…”