Mengtong Duan

This paper introduces cell chirp ultrasound to image single cells in opaque tissues, showing it can track rare cell populations over time with high specificity and sensitivity.

This paper introduces DSR, an ultrasound imaging method that super-resolves individual cells using acoustic deactivation of genetically encoded contrast agents, demonstrating its ability to localize mammalian cells beyond conventional resolution.

This paper introduces nonlinear sound-sheet microscopy to image opaque organs at the capillary and cellular scale, achieving faster imaging speed, larger volume, and higher resolution than existing biomolecular ultrasound techniques.

This study introduces harmonic xAM (HxAM) imaging to improve GV detection sensitivity and imaging depth in vivo.

This paper introduces a genetically encoded ultrasonic calcium reporter (URoC) for noninvasive in vivo imaging of calcium signaling in mammals.

The paper introduces SEMPER, a method for expressing multiple proteins from single mRNAs at tunable ratios, demonstrating its use in cell lines and acoustic reporter genes.