Dispersed fluorescence and IR dip spectra of seven conformers of tyramine were measured in a supersonic jet. Observed vibrational bands are assigned based on quantum chemical calculations. The vibrational frequency of out-of-plane CH bending in the benzene ring shows characteristic shifts according to the conformation of C(beta)-C(alpha), while that of CH stretching in the methylene chain reflects the conformation of N-C(beta). From these vibrational frequencies, assignments of the conformers observed in the S(1)-S(0) laser induced fluorescence spectrum are discussed.

We demonstrate multicolor, on-line visualization in label-free biomedical microscopy based on stimulated Raman scattering (SRS). Fast data acquisition of SRS spectral images and subsequent image generation are achieved. The loading vectors for the blind separation of chemical components are predetermined by multivariate analysis at a certain field of view (FOV) and are applied to execute on-line visualization of chemical images at other FOVs. We also show that the response time can be shortened by reducing the number of spectral data points. This on-line visualization system is expected to increase the usability of the Raman imaging system and the analytical throughput for screening.