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A transportable fluorescence imagining system for detecting fecal contaminants

2005-07-01

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Feces are the primary source of many pathogenic organisms that can potentially contaminate agricultural commodities. Feces generally contain chlorophyll a and related compounds due to ingestion of plant materials. Fluorescent responses of these compounds to appropriate excitation can mark the presence of feces on animal carcasses, or on fruits or vegetables. We describe a transportable imaging system for detecting...

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Literature Corpus work: 047ec906-a585-5752-b4e7-232519776bdf
DOI: 10.1016/j.compag.2005.01.002

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