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Optics of Biological Particles [electronic resource] /edited by Alfons Hoekstra, Valeri Maltsev, Gorden Videen.

by Hoekstra, Alfons [editor.]; Maltsev, Valeri [editor.]; Videen, Gorden [editor.]; SpringerLink (Online service).
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookSeries: NATO Science Series: 238Publisher: Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands, 2007.Description: XI, 284 p. online resource.ISBN: 9781402055027.Other title: Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Fluorescence and other Optical Properties of Biological Particles for Biological Warfare Agent Sensors, Novosibirsk, Russia, 3-6 October 2005.Subject(s): Physics | Microbiology | Weights and measures | Electromagnetism | Biomedical engineering | Physics | Electromagnetism, Optics and Lasers | Biophysics/Biomedical Physics | Microbiology | Measurement Science, InstrumentationOnline resources: Click here to access online
Contents:
LIGHT SCATTERING FROM A CELL -- MODELING OF LIGHT SCATTERING FROM INHOMOGENEOUS BIOLOGICAL CELLS -- ANGULARLY RESOLVED ELASTIC SCATTERING FROM AIRBORNE PARTICLES -- BIO-AEROSOL FLUORESCENCE -- OPTICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF SELECTED PHYTOPLANKTONIC COMMUNITIES -- ASTRO-BIOLOGICAL SIGNATURES -- MODELING OF LIGHT SCATTERING BY SINGLE RED BLOOD CELLS WITH THE FDTD METHOD -- OPTICS OF ERYTHROCYTES -- OPTICS OF PLATELETS -- OPTICS OF LEUCOCYTES.
In: Springer eBooksSummary: This book covers the optics of single biological particles, both theory and experiment, with emphasis on Elastic Light Scattering and Fluorescence. It deals with the optics of bacteria (bio-aerosols), marine particles (selected phytoplankton communities) and red and white blood cells. Moreover, there are dedicated chapters on a general theory for scattering by a cell, and modelling and simulation of scattering by inhomogeneous biological cells. Finally, one chapter is dedicated to astro-biological signatures, discussing the possibilities for detecting non-terrestrial biological material. The volume has up-to-date discussions on new experimental and numerical techniques, and many examples of applications of these techniques in real-life systems, as used to detect and characterize e.g. biological warfare agents or human blood cells.
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LIGHT SCATTERING FROM A CELL -- MODELING OF LIGHT SCATTERING FROM INHOMOGENEOUS BIOLOGICAL CELLS -- ANGULARLY RESOLVED ELASTIC SCATTERING FROM AIRBORNE PARTICLES -- BIO-AEROSOL FLUORESCENCE -- OPTICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF SELECTED PHYTOPLANKTONIC COMMUNITIES -- ASTRO-BIOLOGICAL SIGNATURES -- MODELING OF LIGHT SCATTERING BY SINGLE RED BLOOD CELLS WITH THE FDTD METHOD -- OPTICS OF ERYTHROCYTES -- OPTICS OF PLATELETS -- OPTICS OF LEUCOCYTES.

This book covers the optics of single biological particles, both theory and experiment, with emphasis on Elastic Light Scattering and Fluorescence. It deals with the optics of bacteria (bio-aerosols), marine particles (selected phytoplankton communities) and red and white blood cells. Moreover, there are dedicated chapters on a general theory for scattering by a cell, and modelling and simulation of scattering by inhomogeneous biological cells. Finally, one chapter is dedicated to astro-biological signatures, discussing the possibilities for detecting non-terrestrial biological material. The volume has up-to-date discussions on new experimental and numerical techniques, and many examples of applications of these techniques in real-life systems, as used to detect and characterize e.g. biological warfare agents or human blood cells.

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