Photothermal image cytometry of human neutrophils

Dmitry Lapotko

doi:10.1117/12.432971

11 July 2001 Photothermal image cytometry of human neutrophils

Dmitry Lapotko

Proceedings Volume 4515, Light and Optics in Biomedicine; (2001) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.432971
Event: Light and Optics in Biomedicine, 2000, Warsaw, Poland

Abstract

Photothermal imaging, when being applied to the study of living cells, provides morpho-functional information about the cell populations. In technical terms, the method is complementary to optical microscopy. The photothermal method was used for cell imaging and quantitative studies. Preliminary results of the studies on living human neutrophils are presented. Differences between normal and pathological neutrophil populations from blood of healthy donors and patients with saracoidosis and pleuritis are demonstrated.

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Dmitry Lapotko "Photothermal image cytometry of human neutrophils", Proc. SPIE 4515, Light and Optics in Biomedicine, (11 July 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.432971

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