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14th International Conference on Nuclear Microprobe Technology and Applications

6–11 Jul 2014
Palazzo del Bo and Centro Culturale San Gaetano, Padova
Europe/Rome timezone

ICNMTA2014 Secretariat

Session

Session 3 - Nuclear Microprobe Applications: Biology 1

8 Jul 2014, 15:20
Palazzo del Bo and Centro Culturale San Gaetano, Padova

Palazzo del Bo and Centro Culturale San Gaetano, Padova

Conveners

Session 3 - Nuclear Microprobe Applications: Biology 1

  • Maria Dolores Ynsa (Centro de Micro-Análisis de Materiales, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid)

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  1. 70. Dual elemental and molecular imaging by MeV SIMS and micro-PIXE on biological tissue samples
    Mrs Nina Ogrinc Potocnik (Jozef Stefan Institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia)
    08/07/2014, 15:20
    Invited Technical Oral Communication
    In the last decade, there has been a growing interest in the elemental and biomolecular distribution on the tissue surface. These species are localized to a specific region of the tissue and play an important role in biochemical processes. Therefore, it is important to investigate the spatial distribution, structure and function of these biological species [1]. The current surface...
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  2. 75. Ion Beam Induced Fluorescence Imaging in Biological Systems
    Prof. Andrew Bettiol (National University of Singapore, Singapore)
    08/07/2014, 15:50
    Invited Technical Oral Communication
    Imaging fluorescence generated by MeV ions in biological systems such as cells and tissue sections requires a high resolution beam (< 100 nm), a sensitive detection system and a fluorescent probe that has a high quantum efficiency and low bleaching rate. For cutting edge applications in bioimaging, the fluorescence imaging technique needs to break the optical diffraction limit allowing for...
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  3. 122. Multimodal Correlative Microscopy: combination of ion beam micro-analysis with complementary microscopy techniques for the study of nanoparticles internalization
    Dr Philippe BARBERET (CENBG - University of Bordeaux - CNRS, Bordeaux, France)
    08/07/2014, 16:20
    Oral Communication
    Assessing the cellular response to external factors (exogeneous compounds, nanoparticles…) often require the use of microcroscopy techniques to visualize the internalization of these factors in living cells. In many studies, imaging using different probes is performed to provide complementary data by combining the advantages of each individual technique. This is particularly true in the frame...
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  4. 35. The RIKEN microbeam facility: biological application using Fucci cells
    Dr Nitipon PUTTARAKSA (Atomic Physics Laboratory, RIKEN, 351-0198 Wako-shi, Saitama, Japan)
    08/07/2014, 16:40
    Oral Communication
    A microbeam focused by a tapered glass capillary has been developed with a 1.7 MV Pelletron accelerator at RIKEN [1]. A few micrometer thick polymer window was inserted at the end of the capillary tip for evacuating, which allows it to be immersed in a liquid medium. In our facility, three bending magnets downstream of the beamline are used to deviate the trajectories of MeV ions (e.g. protons...
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