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Measurements of 3-D morphology of individual red blood cells upon localized photothermal effects using gold nanorods

2019-12-12

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We investigated the in-situ photothermal response of human red blood cells (RBCs) by combining photothermal heat generation and 3-D quantitative phase imaging techniques. Gold-nanorod-coated substrates were excited using near-infrared light to generate local heat to RBCs, and response was measured by imaging 3-D refractive index tomograms of cells under various near infrared (NIR) excitation conditions. On phototh...

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dc074bfb-c07f-5349-8cd1-33564e64ca06
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10.1101/2019.12.11.872218
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