In this thesis work, the phasor approach to fluorescence lifetime images (FLIM) has been used to measure stem cells differentiation. This optical method is non invasive and it allows dynamic investigation in vivo. The objective of the thesis has been, not only measuring the stage of differentiation, but also identifying factors and chemical changes involved in stem cells division

Phasor approach to fluorescence lifetime microscopy to measure stem cell differentiation

Golfetto, Ottavia
2010/2011

Abstract

In this thesis work, the phasor approach to fluorescence lifetime images (FLIM) has been used to measure stem cells differentiation. This optical method is non invasive and it allows dynamic investigation in vivo. The objective of the thesis has been, not only measuring the stage of differentiation, but also identifying factors and chemical changes involved in stem cells division
2010-07-13
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fluorescence, microscopy, fluorescence lifetime, FLIM, phasors, stem cells, differentiation
Ruggeri, Alfredo
Gratton, Enrico
Lauree magistrali
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