Abstract

Original tapered infrared chalcogenide glass fibers have been developed in order to analyse by evanescent wave absorption the IR signatures of biomolecules in the 2 to 12 /spl mu/m range. In using a small contact between the fiber and the analytes, in situ measurements have been performed on biofilms, serum, liver and lung cells allowing the detection of metabolic anomalies.

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Evanescent wave Infrared Chalcogenide Materials science Optical fiber Chalcogenide glass Absorption (acoustics) Biomolecule Optics Optoelectronics Fiber Nanotechnology Composite material Physics

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Spectroscopy Techniques in Biomedical and Chemical Research
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