Biophotonics is an emerging area of scientific research that uses light of photons to probe biological specimens, such as tissues, cells and molecules. The field of biophotonics is broad and considerably multidisciplinary. Therefore the prerequisite for understanding biophotonics is the capability to integrate the fundamental knowledge of the physics of light with perspectives of engineering of devices and instruments used to generate, modify, and manipulate light. Also, the fundamentals of biology and medicine are essential particularly comprehension of the biochemical and cellular phenomena that occur in living systems, and how such phenomena can be scaled up to concern the physiology of organisms, for example humans. Biological pathway...
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Kaikki elävät organismit vastaanottavat mekaanisia viestejä ympäristöstään. Kyky vastaanottaa mekaan...
Until recently, the studying of human cardiac cells had been a difficult and to some extent dangerou...
Drug metabolism is an important area of pharmaceutical research as it has significant effects on saf...
X-rays are an extremely versatile probe for materials characterization: while conventional medical x...
Polymerization of actin filaments against cellular membranes and contraction of actomyosin fibers ge...
Cells are the minimal compartments of life that constantly respond to cues coming from both inside a...
Nosocomial infections imply a great risk for hospitalized patients, causing around 90 000 deaths per...
The prevalence of vision-threatening diseases of the posterior eye segment, such as age-related macu...
Drug metabolism is a detoxification process by which the body converts pharmaceuticals into more hyd...
Spinal cord injury (SCI) is a debilitating condition with a considerable socioeconomic impact on hea...
Mass spectrometry (MS) imaging (MSI) is an untargeted and label-free chemical imaging method that ca...
Biofilm, a major lifestyle of bacteria, refers to bacterial communities surrounded by a self-produce...
Nucleation is the first step of the process by which gas molecules in the atmosphere condense to for...
Unverricht-Lundborg type progressive myoclonus epilepsy (EPM1, OMIM 254800) is an autosomal recessiv...
The use of dental implants has become an established treatment modality with a predictable survival ...
Kaikki elävät organismit vastaanottavat mekaanisia viestejä ympäristöstään. Kyky vastaanottaa mekaan...
Until recently, the studying of human cardiac cells had been a difficult and to some extent dangerou...
Drug metabolism is an important area of pharmaceutical research as it has significant effects on saf...
X-rays are an extremely versatile probe for materials characterization: while conventional medical x...
Polymerization of actin filaments against cellular membranes and contraction of actomyosin fibers ge...
Cells are the minimal compartments of life that constantly respond to cues coming from both inside a...
Nosocomial infections imply a great risk for hospitalized patients, causing around 90 000 deaths per...
The prevalence of vision-threatening diseases of the posterior eye segment, such as age-related macu...
Drug metabolism is a detoxification process by which the body converts pharmaceuticals into more hyd...
Spinal cord injury (SCI) is a debilitating condition with a considerable socioeconomic impact on hea...
Mass spectrometry (MS) imaging (MSI) is an untargeted and label-free chemical imaging method that ca...
Biofilm, a major lifestyle of bacteria, refers to bacterial communities surrounded by a self-produce...
Nucleation is the first step of the process by which gas molecules in the atmosphere condense to for...
Unverricht-Lundborg type progressive myoclonus epilepsy (EPM1, OMIM 254800) is an autosomal recessiv...
The use of dental implants has become an established treatment modality with a predictable survival ...
Kaikki elävät organismit vastaanottavat mekaanisia viestejä ympäristöstään. Kyky vastaanottaa mekaan...
Until recently, the studying of human cardiac cells had been a difficult and to some extent dangerou...