1 General Overview on Vibrational Spectroscopy Applied in Biology and Medicine
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atherosclerosis or Alzheimer’s disease [76, 77]. development of the methodology
should allow for the diagnostic assessment of biochemical changes caused by the
oxidative stress.
References
1. Chalmers Jm, griffiths PR (eds) (2002) handbook of vibrational spectroscopy, vol 1–5. Wiley, Chichester
2. guerrini L, Jurasekova Z, domingo C, Pérez-méndez m, Leyton P, Campos-vallette m,
garcia-Ramos Jv, Sanchez-Cortes S (2007) Importance of metal–adsorbate interactions for
the surface-enhanced Raman scattering of molecules adsorbed on plasmonic nanoparticles.
Plasmonics 2:147–156
3. Lombardi JR, Birke RL (2009) A unified view of surface-enhanced Raman scattering. Acc
Chem Res 42(6):734
4. Colthup NB, daly Lh, Wiberley SE (1990) Introduction to infrared and Raman spectroscopy.
Academic Press, San diego
5. ozaki Y, Cho R, Ikegawa K, muraishi S, Kawauchi K (1992) Appl. Spectrosc 46:1503
6. Withnall R, Chowdhry BZ, Silver J, Edwards hgm, de oliveira LFC (2003) Spectrochim
Acta A 59:2207
7. himmelsbach dS, Khahili S, Akin dE (1999) vib Spectrosc 19:361–367
8. gierlinger N, Schwanninger m (2006) Chemical imaging of poplar wood cell walls by confocal Raman microscopy. Plant Physiol 140(4):1246–1254
9. gierlinger N, Burgert I (2006) Secondary cell wall polymers studied by Confocal Raman
microscopy: spatial distribution, orientation and molecular deformation. New Zeal J For Sci
36(1):60–71
10. Rösch P, Schneider h, Zimmermann u, Kiefer W, Popp J (2004) In situ Raman investigation
of single lipid droplets in the water-conducting xylem of four woody plant species. Biopolymers 74(1–2):151–156
11. Baranska m, Baranski R, grzebelus E, Roman m (2011) vib Spectrosc 56:166–169
12. Kaczor A, turnaub K, Baranska m (2011) Analyst 136:1109–1112
13. Collins Am, Jones hdt, han d, hu Q, Beechem tE, timlin JA (2011) PLoS oNE
6(9):e24302
14. gou J-Y, Park S, Yu X-h, miller Lm, Liu C-J (2008) Planta 229:15–24
15. Fackler K, Stevanic JS, ters t, hinterstoisser B, Schwanninger m, Salmén L (2010) Enzyme
microb tech 47:257–267
16. Yin Y, Berglund L, Salmen L (2011) Biomacromolecules 12:194–202
17. Labbe N, Rials tg, Kelley SS, Cheng Z-m, Kim J-Y, Li Y (2005) Wood Sci technol 39:61–
77
18. toole gA, Wilson Rh, Parker mL, Wellner NK, Wheeler tR, Shewry PR, mills ENC (2007)
Planta 225:1393–1403
19. Barron C, Parker mL, mills ENC, Rouau X, Wilson Rh (2005) FtIR imaging of wheat
endosperm cell walls in situ reveals compositional and architectural heterogeneity related to
grain hardness. Planta 220:667–677
20. gorzsas A, Stenlund S, Persson P, trygg J, Sundberg B (2011) Plant J 66:903–914
21. Wetzel dL, Eilert AJ, Pietrzak LN, miller SS, Sweat JA (1998) ultraspatially-resolved synchrotron infrared microspectroscopy of plant tissue in situ. Cell mol Biol 44:145–167
22. heraud P, Caine S, Sanson g, gleadow R, Wood BR, mcNaughton d (2007) New Phytol
173:216–225
23. Blout Elkan R, mellors Robert C (1949) Infrared spectra of tissues. Science 110:137–138
24. Schwarz h (1951) Infrared spectra of tissues. Appl Spectrosc 6:15–18
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atherosclerosis or Alzheimer’s disease [76, 77]. development of the methodology
should allow for the diagnostic assessment of biochemical changes caused by the
oxidative stress.
References
1. Chalmers Jm, griffiths PR (eds) (2002) handbook of vibrational spectroscopy, vol 1–5. Wiley, Chichester
2. guerrini L, Jurasekova Z, domingo C, Pérez-méndez m, Leyton P, Campos-vallette m,
garcia-Ramos Jv, Sanchez-Cortes S (2007) Importance of metal–adsorbate interactions for
the surface-enhanced Raman scattering of molecules adsorbed on plasmonic nanoparticles.
Plasmonics 2:147–156
3. Lombardi JR, Birke RL (2009) A unified view of surface-enhanced Raman scattering. Acc
Chem Res 42(6):734
4. Colthup NB, daly Lh, Wiberley SE (1990) Introduction to infrared and Raman spectroscopy.
Academic Press, San diego
5. ozaki Y, Cho R, Ikegawa K, muraishi S, Kawauchi K (1992) Appl. Spectrosc 46:1503
6. Withnall R, Chowdhry BZ, Silver J, Edwards hgm, de oliveira LFC (2003) Spectrochim
Acta A 59:2207
7. himmelsbach dS, Khahili S, Akin dE (1999) vib Spectrosc 19:361–367
8. gierlinger N, Schwanninger m (2006) Chemical imaging of poplar wood cell walls by confocal Raman microscopy. Plant Physiol 140(4):1246–1254
9. gierlinger N, Burgert I (2006) Secondary cell wall polymers studied by Confocal Raman
microscopy: spatial distribution, orientation and molecular deformation. New Zeal J For Sci
36(1):60–71
10. Rösch P, Schneider h, Zimmermann u, Kiefer W, Popp J (2004) In situ Raman investigation
of single lipid droplets in the water-conducting xylem of four woody plant species. Biopolymers 74(1–2):151–156
11. Baranska m, Baranski R, grzebelus E, Roman m (2011) vib Spectrosc 56:166–169
12. Kaczor A, turnaub K, Baranska m (2011) Analyst 136:1109–1112
13. Collins Am, Jones hdt, han d, hu Q, Beechem tE, timlin JA (2011) PLoS oNE
6(9):e24302
14. gou J-Y, Park S, Yu X-h, miller Lm, Liu C-J (2008) Planta 229:15–24
15. Fackler K, Stevanic JS, ters t, hinterstoisser B, Schwanninger m, Salmén L (2010) Enzyme
microb tech 47:257–267
16. Yin Y, Berglund L, Salmen L (2011) Biomacromolecules 12:194–202
17. Labbe N, Rials tg, Kelley SS, Cheng Z-m, Kim J-Y, Li Y (2005) Wood Sci technol 39:61–
77
18. toole gA, Wilson Rh, Parker mL, Wellner NK, Wheeler tR, Shewry PR, mills ENC (2007)
Planta 225:1393–1403
19. Barron C, Parker mL, mills ENC, Rouau X, Wilson Rh (2005) FtIR imaging of wheat
endosperm cell walls in situ reveals compositional and architectural heterogeneity related to
grain hardness. Planta 220:667–677
20. gorzsas A, Stenlund S, Persson P, trygg J, Sundberg B (2011) Plant J 66:903–914
21. Wetzel dL, Eilert AJ, Pietrzak LN, miller SS, Sweat JA (1998) ultraspatially-resolved synchrotron infrared microspectroscopy of plant tissue in situ. Cell mol Biol 44:145–167
22. heraud P, Caine S, Sanson g, gleadow R, Wood BR, mcNaughton d (2007) New Phytol
173:216–225
23. Blout Elkan R, mellors Robert C (1949) Infrared spectra of tissues. Science 110:137–138
24. Schwarz h (1951) Infrared spectra of tissues. Appl Spectrosc 6:15–18