Modifications in low-density lipoprotein (LDL) have emerged as a major pathogenic factor of
atherosclerosis, which is the main cause of morbidity and mortality in the western world …

Single beam Z-scan (ZS) experiments at 532 nm (visible) and 979 nm [infra-red (IR)]
wavelengths were used to determine photothermal responses of native and oxidized …

The nonlinear optical response of human normal and oxidized by Cu2+ low-density
lipoproteins particles (LDL), were investigated by the Z-scan technique as a function of …

The development of new methods to assess biomarkers of cardiovascular disease is
currently a subject of scientific research. This article broadens our view of nonlinear optical …

Thermal diffusivity of human serum and plasma were measured by means of thermal lens
spectroscopy. Several samples were studied and results were reported as averages …

Thermodiffusion, or Soret effect, is the physical phenomenon of matter gradients originated
by the migration of chemical species induced by thermal gradients. Thermodiffusion has …

In this work we introduce a modified pump-probe mode-mismatched thermal lens Z-scan
theoretical model for measurement of thermo-optical properties including absorption …

Modified low-density lipoprotein (LDL) is a well-known risk marker for diabetes and
cardiovascular disease. In vitro and in vivo studies have shown that native LDL particles …

We present the temperature dependence of absorption and reduced scattering coefficients
of 1.8% Intralipid measured by frequency-domain photon-migration spectroscopy between …

An interferometric technique was used to determine the temperature coefficient of the optical
path length (dS/dT) as a function of the temperature in several optical glasses. The …