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Carl Hobbs

King's College London

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Collagen staining with fast green FCF enables 3D imaging of pulmonary fibrosis

Mahhum Saqib, Amy K Rivers, Sylvia Masala, Jonathan R. Baker, Carl Hobbs, Andreas Bodén, Ani Augustine Jose, Dylan Herzog, Simon J. Cleary

This study demonstrates that fast green FCF staining enables sensitive and specific 3D imaging of pulmonary fibrosis in mouse and human lung samples using fluorescence microscopy.

bioRxiv · Aug 31, 2026 · PreprintPathology

Using in vivo calcium imaging to examine joint neuron spontaneous activity and home cage analysis to monitor activity changes in mouse models of arthritis

George L. Goodwin, Alina-Cristina Marin, Julia M. Vlachaki Walker, Carl Hobbs, Franziska Denk

This study uses in vivo calcium imaging and home cage monitoring to assess joint neuron activity and locomotor behavior in mouse arthritis models, finding increased spontaneous activity in AIA mice but not PMX mice.

Arthritis Research & Therapy · Mar 27, 2025Peer-reviewedNeuroscience