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Analytical Chemistry, 2010
Confocal Raman microscopy is often used for optical sectioning but is problematic when the sample plane of interest has a weak Raman cross-section/signal relative to areas that are out-of-focus. This is especially true for clinical samples in pathology, which consist of a thin tissue (approximately 5 microm) sample placed on a thick glass slide.
Matthew V, Schulmerich +5 more
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Confocal Raman microscopy is often used for optical sectioning but is problematic when the sample plane of interest has a weak Raman cross-section/signal relative to areas that are out-of-focus. This is especially true for clinical samples in pathology, which consist of a thin tissue (approximately 5 microm) sample placed on a thick glass slide.
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2021
Raman spectroscopy is a powerful technique used to quantify the molecular content of various samples without the use of exogenous labels. Raman images have been used to visualize the spatial distribution of specific chemicals, the presence of parasites in individual cells, tumor margins, and more.
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Raman spectroscopy is a powerful technique used to quantify the molecular content of various samples without the use of exogenous labels. Raman images have been used to visualize the spatial distribution of specific chemicals, the presence of parasites in individual cells, tumor margins, and more.
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2011
Raman microscopy is a non-destructive technique requiring minimal sample preparation that can be used to measure the chemical properties of the mineral and collagen parts of bone simultaneously. Modern Raman instruments contain the necessary components and software to acquire the standard information required in most bone studies.
Simon R, Goodyear, Richard M, Aspden
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Raman microscopy is a non-destructive technique requiring minimal sample preparation that can be used to measure the chemical properties of the mineral and collagen parts of bone simultaneously. Modern Raman instruments contain the necessary components and software to acquire the standard information required in most bone studies.
Simon R, Goodyear, Richard M, Aspden
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2019
Raman microscopy is a nondestructive technique requiring minimal sample preparation that can be used to measure the chemical properties of the mineral and collagen parts of bone simultaneously. Modern Raman instruments contain the necessary components and software to acquire the standard information required in most bone studies. The spatial resolution
Simon R, Goodyear, Richard M, Aspden
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Raman microscopy is a nondestructive technique requiring minimal sample preparation that can be used to measure the chemical properties of the mineral and collagen parts of bone simultaneously. Modern Raman instruments contain the necessary components and software to acquire the standard information required in most bone studies. The spatial resolution
Simon R, Goodyear, Richard M, Aspden
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Raman microscopy for skin evaluation
The Analyst, 2021The applications of Raman microscopies, such as spontaneous Raman scattering microscopy and coherent Raman scattering microscopy, used to evaluate skin and research trends are presented.
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Femtosecond stimulated Raman microscopy
Applied Physics B, 2007A novel type of non-linear Raman microscopy, femtosecond stimulated Raman microscopy (FSRM), is introduced. It employs femtosecond white light pulses and intense picosecond pulses which are derived from a femtosecond laser/amplifier system. The pulses are coupled into a microscope set-up and induce a stimulated Raman process at the focus.
E. Ploetz +4 more
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Raman Instrumentation for Confocal Raman Microscopy
2010Raman spectroscopy is a weak scattering technique in which typically less than one in a million excitation photons give rise to a single Raman photon. The situation is even more difficult in confocal Raman microscopy, as the detection volume is reduced by the small pinhole and thousands of spectra must be collected in a short period of time. Therefore,
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Coherent Raman Scattering Microscopy
2009A series of advances over the past decade have made the combination of coherent Raman scattering (CRS) with optical microscopy a highly sensitive and chemically selective tool for the label-free and noninvasive analysis of chemical species or biological components inside a sub-femtoliter probe volume. By exploiting the coherent driving and detection of
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Advances in Biomedical Raman Microscopy
Analytical Chemistry, 2013Karen A, Antonio, Zachary D, Schultz
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