… of Hg in the outer layer of the eye lens, reaching ≈1 μg/cm 2 , a level … In fact, our x-ray
fluorescence imaging methods not only will … The scatter-corrected Au and Tl L α1,2 fluorescence …

… lens opacity caused by an increase of light scattering and/or pigmentation due to oxidizing
and cross-linking of lens … 250 nm) and occur in clusters that create potential scattering centers. …

… filtering of ultraviolet light by the lens of the human eye and thus … over a 300% increase in
fluorescence for the same average power … JRS is a guest editor invited by the Editorial Board. …

… The main sources of light scattering in the eye are the crystalline lens, cornea, fundus … by
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… The scatter for each group of regenerates varied in a random fashion; this was also …
fluorescence was present in all of the lens fiber cells, while a slight fluorescence occurred in the lens …

… emission and light scattering features in ocular surface cells. (A) Human limbal epithelium.
The … Reciprocal correlations between Hoechst emission and light scattering features in ocular …

… by the following three parameters: forward scatter, side scatter, and green fluorescence. The
sorted cells were directly collected into … PAR is a guest editor invited by the Editorial Board. …

… Much of the light entering a scattering medium may be scattered … accurately the processes
of emission and absorption. … initiated when rays of light, focused by the lens, hit detector cells …

… provides low-resistance pathways for diffusion between all of these cells (2… Fluorescent
antibody double staining of the α 3 (green) and α 8 (red) connexins in a frozen section of the lens …

… Fluorescence light is collected through the objective, passes … ) and is focused by a 150-mm
lens onto an optical fiber (25, 50… , a light-induced process such as triplet formation or diffusion …