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Online fluorescence suppression in modulated Raman spectroscopy

De Luca et al., 2010

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6612567653532450591
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De Luca A
Mazilu M
Riches A
Herrington C
Dholakia K
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Analytical Chemistry

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Label-free chemical characterization of single cells is an important aim for biomedical research. Standard Raman spectroscopy provides intrinsic biochemical markers for noninvasive analysis of biological samples but is often hindered by the presence of …
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