Biophysical and Cytological Studies with Laser Microbeams
Microirradiation with a conventional UV source (2750A), ruby (6943), neodymium (5300 or 2650) lasers was used. The true absorption of laser light by Janus green-stained mitochondria was determined by comparison with models containing known amounts of the dye. In the same way it was possible to show...
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