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Analysis of Autofluorescence Spectra of human serum induced

by lights of different wavelengths
GUO Xing-jia12 XU Shu-kun1* LI Xiao-zhou3 TONG Jian2 XING Chang-yu2 (1. Chemistry department of North east university, 110004, Shenyang, China; 2. School of chemistry science and engineering, Liaoning University, 110036, Shenyang, China; 3. The center of photoelectron ( laser-biomedicine research, Shenyang Ligong University,110013, Shenyang, China)


Abstract£ºThe autofluorescence spectra of human serum excited by lights of 457.9, 476.5, 488.0,501.7 and 514.5nm were measured ; And their characteristics and mechanism were also analyzed. The results of experiment and analysis indicate that there are two obvious fluorescent peaks and a weak one at 518, 640 and 590nm in the range of 500nm to 750nm, respectively, and these fluorescent peaks maybe mainly arise from contributions of bilirubin, riboflavin and its derivatives, (-carotene, zinc protoporphyrin , protoporphyrin IX and so on in human serum. The result will provide some reference for choosing Ar+ laser wavelength in the technique of spectra diagnosis.

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