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Stiffness of RBC optical confinement affected by optical clearing O. V. Grishin, I. V. Fedosov, V. V. Tuchin

By: Grishin, Oleg VContributor(s): Fedosov, Ivan V | Tuchin, Valery VMaterial type: ArticleArticleSubject(s): оптические методы диагностики | биологические клетки | эритроциты | биомедицинская оптикаGenre/Form: статьи в журналах Online resources: Click here to access online In: Proceedings of SPIE Vol. 10336 : Saratov Fall Meeting 2016 : Optical Technologies in Biophysics and Medicine XVIII, 27-30 September 2016, Saratov, Russian Federation. P. 103360U-1-103360U-7Abstract: In vivo optical trapping is a novel applied direction of an optical manipulation, which enables one to noninvasive measurement of mechanical properties of cells and tissues in living animals directly. But an application area of this direction is limited because strong scattering of many biological tissues. An optical clearing enables one to decrease the scattering and therefore increase a depth of light penetration, decrease a distortion of light beam, improve a resolution in imaging applications. Now novel methods had appeared for a measurement an optical clearing degree at a cellular level. But these methods aren’t applicable in vivo. In this paper we present novel measurement method of estimate of the optical clearing, which are based on a measurement of optical trap stiffness. Our method may be applicable in vivo.
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In vivo optical trapping is a novel applied direction of an optical manipulation, which enables one to noninvasive measurement of mechanical properties of cells and tissues in living animals directly. But an application area of this direction is limited because strong scattering of many biological tissues. An optical clearing enables one to decrease the scattering and therefore increase a depth of light penetration, decrease a distortion of light beam, improve a resolution in imaging applications. Now novel methods had appeared for a measurement an optical clearing degree at a cellular level. But these methods aren’t applicable in vivo. In this paper we present novel measurement method of estimate of the optical clearing, which are based on a measurement of optical trap stiffness. Our method may be applicable in vivo.

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