Raman spectroscopy and its use for live cell and tissue analysis

  • Sato H
  • Ishigaki M
  • Taketani A
  • et al.
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Abstract

As research progresses in the field of life sciences, there is an increased demand for new technologies that can allow us to study intact cells and tissues. The quantitative analysis and mathematical modeling of living things based on empirical data is useful for connecting molecular biology to new areas, such as computational biology. Raman spectroscopy is regarded as one of the possible methods by which we can observe living organisms in a noninvasive manner. This could improve the quality of research in the field of medicine and health and will largely contribute to society in the future. The present review introduces some techniques based on Raman spectroscopy and evaluates their applications in intact live samples.

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Sato, H., Ishigaki, M., Taketani, A., & Andriana, B. B. (2019). Raman spectroscopy and its use for live cell and tissue analysis. Biomedical Spectroscopy and Imaging, 7(3–4), 97–104. https://doi.org/10.3233/bsi-180184

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