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▲ [17a-418-9] Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy for 14C Isotope Analysis of Biomedical Samples
キーワード:molecular spectroscopy, cavity, 14C
High sensitivity techniques such as Accelerator Mass spectrometry are commonly used for detection of the radioisotope 14C. In the environment, its abundance is typically at the ppt level, however in medical samples, where it is used as tracer isotope to study the metabolism of subjects or other biological processes, the abundance can be significantly higher. Detection may then be performed by application of optical methods such as Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy (CRDS), thus providing a more compact and inexpensive solution as well as possibilities for in-field measurements.
We have built a compact CRDS system working in the Mid-infrared and show first results of spectroscopy of 14CO2 in biomedical samples (plasma / urine).
We have built a compact CRDS system working in the Mid-infrared and show first results of spectroscopy of 14CO2 in biomedical samples (plasma / urine).