… , monomers take part in this process. The excitation of a luminescence center by light of 440
… frequency of incident light has been obtained, taking into account dispersion of nanolayer …

… contrast, dynamic contrast, as well as fluorescence and … an associate editor of Optics Express
and a guest editor of Medical … of the eye, and we assume that the eye is close to the lens. …

… 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. …

… X-ray solution scattering, X-ray absorption and fluorescence spectroscopy, and imaging are
… established by a network of noncovalent contacts. Despite this common structural feature, …

… filtering of ultraviolet light by the lens of the human eye and thus … over a 300% increase in
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… and powerful combined optical diagnostic techniques, such as fluorescence/light scattering
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… that fluorescence intensity is proportional to the fluorescence quantum yield of the absorbing
molecules and the concentration. In scattering media, the path lengths of scattered and …

… together with dynamic light scattering and mass spectrometry to … Because the presence of
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