… To evaluate the contrast as a function of excitation wavelength in the detection of caries
we defined a coefficient (D) that measures the relative difference in FM between carious and …

… and determine the fluorescence excitation–emission wavelength combinations which result
in … for the detection of neoplasia in the oral cavity. We measured fluorescence excitation–…

… fluorescence spectroscopy in the detection of malignancies with a size of 1–7 mm is performed
for various fluorescence excitation wavelengths … of the fluorescence contrast of malignant …

… detector. The purpose of the filter wheel is to position the appropriate long-pass filter in the
optical path during fluorescence measurements at each excitation wavelength. … the detector to …

… excitation wavelength. The present work has discovered that the strong excitation wavelength
dependent fluorescence … photons detected in TRF gives the intensity of the fluorescence at …

… to excitation and fluorescence spectra. Therefore, the goal of this work was to determine the
proper excitation wavelength for fluorescence … Selective fluorescence detection of citrus oil. …

… The 350 nm band fluorescence detector, a Hamamatsu H7680-01, was gated to be on only
when the 266 nm pulse was present. Gating prevented damage to the PMT by scattered light …

… of methods for the detection of fecal contamination on agricultural commodities including
animal carcasses. The optimal excitation wavelength for the detection of fecal contamination is …

… of the excitation wavelength. Fluorescence emission Is monitored by collection of light from
the capillary with two optical fibers positioned at right angles to the excitation beam. Emission …

… fluorescence (LIF) served as an active technology has been widely used in many field, and it
is closely related to excitation wavelength (… variation with wavelength was detected by using …