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Ex‐vivo autofluorescence measurements of human tissues

Delgado et al., 2003

Document ID
10729658776131773351
Author
Delgado J
Anasagasti L
Quesada I
Cruz J
Joan A
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AIP Conference Proceedings

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We report autofluorescence measurements of different ex‐vivo human tissues excited with 365.0 nm ultraviolet radiation. A narrow spectral band approach was used for studying human tissue autofluorescence taking the central wavelength at 465 nm. Significant …
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