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6 December 1996 Autofluorescence properties of normal and transformed fibroblasts
Anna Cleta Croce, Alessandra Spano, Piera Balzarini, Donata Locatelli, Sergio Barni, Proto Pippia, Giovanni F. Bottiroli
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Abstract
The autofluorescence properties of single living cells were studied through microspectrofluorometric analysis under different biological conditions. A tumor cell line, derived from a spontaneous sarcoma of a Galliera strain rat (SGS/3A), and normal fibroblasts (FG) at different culture passage numbers, derived from syngeneic rats, were used as a model. Under excitation at 366 nm autofluorescence is mainly due to the presence of coenzymes: NAD(P)H in the 440 - 480 nm spectral region, and flavines and lipopigments at wavelengths longer than 510 nm. Differences in the fluorescence emission amplitude and spectral shape are found in dependence on cell metabolic activity and transformation conditions.
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Anna Cleta Croce, Alessandra Spano, Piera Balzarini, Donata Locatelli, Sergio Barni, Proto Pippia, and Giovanni F. Bottiroli "Autofluorescence properties of normal and transformed fibroblasts", Proc. SPIE 2926, Optical Biopsies and Microscopic Techniques, (6 December 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.260801
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KEYWORDS
Luminescence

Tissues

Biological research

Mode conditioning cables

Analytical research

Monte Carlo methods

Shape analysis

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