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Autori principali: Tran, Lan Hai Anh, Lowe, Lauren A., Turner, Matthew, Luong, James, Khamis, Omar Abdullah A., Deckel, Yaam, Amos, Megan L., Wang, Anna
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Pubblicazione: 2022
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2204.13068
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author Tran, Lan Hai Anh
Lowe, Lauren A.
Turner, Matthew
Luong, James
Khamis, Omar Abdullah A.
Deckel, Yaam
Amos, Megan L.
Wang, Anna
author_facet Tran, Lan Hai Anh
Lowe, Lauren A.
Turner, Matthew
Luong, James
Khamis, Omar Abdullah A.
Deckel, Yaam
Amos, Megan L.
Wang, Anna
contents We report efforts to quantify the loading of cell-sized lipid vesicles using in-line digital holographic microscopy. This method does not require fluorescent reporters, fluorescent tracers, or radioactive tracers. A single-color LED light source takes the place of conventional illumination to generate holograms rather than bright field images. By modelling the vesicle's scattering in a microscope with a Lorenz-Mie light scattering model, and comparing the results to data holograms, we are able to measure the vesicle's refractive index and thus loading. Performing the same comparison for bulk light scattering measurements enables retrieval of vesicle loading for nanoscale vesicles.
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spellingShingle Measuring vesicle loading with holographic microscopy and bulk light scattering
Tran, Lan Hai Anh
Lowe, Lauren A.
Turner, Matthew
Luong, James
Khamis, Omar Abdullah A.
Deckel, Yaam
Amos, Megan L.
Wang, Anna
Soft Condensed Matter
Biological Physics
We report efforts to quantify the loading of cell-sized lipid vesicles using in-line digital holographic microscopy. This method does not require fluorescent reporters, fluorescent tracers, or radioactive tracers. A single-color LED light source takes the place of conventional illumination to generate holograms rather than bright field images. By modelling the vesicle's scattering in a microscope with a Lorenz-Mie light scattering model, and comparing the results to data holograms, we are able to measure the vesicle's refractive index and thus loading. Performing the same comparison for bulk light scattering measurements enables retrieval of vesicle loading for nanoscale vesicles.
title Measuring vesicle loading with holographic microscopy and bulk light scattering
topic Soft Condensed Matter
Biological Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2204.13068