The Refractive Index of the Blood Serum of the Albino Rat at Different Ages

Hatai, Shinkishi

doi:10.1016/s0021-9258(18)86447-x

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“…As the RI of grating increases to 1.55, this operating RI region shifts to from 1.3 to 1.5. Since most biofluids such as blood serum have the RI range from 1.3 to 1.4 [20], it is reasonable to shift the operating RI region to this range. To find the operating RI region for any grating RI, we find the liquid RI where the slope is the highest for each grating RI and plotted them in Fig.…”

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Liquid refractive index sensing independent of opacity using an optofluidic diffraction sensor

Han

Khan

et al. 2014

Opt. Lett.

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We have implemented a multifunctional optofluidic sensor that can monitor changes in the refractive index and pressure of biofluid simultaneously and can detect free-solution molecular interaction in situ. In this Letter, we demonstrate two major improvements of this sensor proven by both simulation and experiments. One improvement is the broader measurement range of refractive index by making the diffraction grating with high-index polymer. The other improvement is the separation of refractive index sensing from opacity sensing by using the relative power ratio of diffraction orders. This simple, compact and low-cost multifunctional optofluidic sensor has the potential to be used for in situ biofluid monitoring.

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Section: Shifting the Most Sensitive Region Of Ri Sensingmentioning

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Liquid refractive index sensing independent of opacity using an optofluidic diffraction sensor

Han

Khan

et al. 2014

Opt. Lett.

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Refractometric Studies With the Serums of Normal Rabbits Receiving Intravenous Injections of Arsphenamin and Neo-Arsphenamin

Tokuda¹

1921

Arch Derm Syphilol

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On the resistance of the red blood corpuscles of albino rats at different ages to hypotonic solutions of sodium chloride

Takenouchi

1919

Anat. Rec.

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Resumen por el autor, Matsuziro Takenouchi.Instituto Wistar de Anatomia y Biologia.Sobre la resist,encia de 10s gl6bulos rojos de la rata albina de diferentes edades a la acci6n de la soluciones hipot6nicas de cloruro s6dico.La resistencia delos eritrocitos de la rata albina de edad variable a la acci6n de las soluciones salinas hipot6nicas est& relacionada con el contenido acuoso del suer0 que rodea normalmente a, dichos corptlsculos. Aunque la variaci6n individual es considerable, cuando se considera en grupos de individuos de mayor edad 10s datos obtenidos demuestran que la conceritraci6n de la soluci6n salina productora de hemolisis aumenta con la edad (el aumento mas rapid0 tiene lugar durante 10s primeros cien dias). La concentraci6n de la solucih salina hipotbnica capaz de producir aproximadamente un 20 por ciento de hemolisis es 0.441 por ciento para 10s individuos jhenes, y 0.470 por ciento para el grupo de individuos de mayor edad. Los eritrocitos de 1 ahembra son menos resistentes, es decir responden a la acci6n de una solu-ci6n salina hipot6nica mas concentrada que la que afecta a1 macho. La influencia de la anestesia de las ratas por el bter, antes de obtener la sangre, y el poder protector de la proteina de esta liltima contra la acci6n de la hemolisis hipotbnica son factores sin importancia.

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The Refractive Index of the Blood Serum of the Albino Rat at Different Ages

Cited by 18 publications

References 6 publications

Liquid refractive index sensing independent of opacity using an optofluidic diffraction sensor

Liquid refractive index sensing independent of opacity using an optofluidic diffraction sensor

Refractometric Studies With the Serums of Normal Rabbits Receiving Intravenous Injections of Arsphenamin and Neo-Arsphenamin

On the resistance of the red blood corpuscles of albino rats at different ages to hypotonic solutions of sodium chloride

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