468
K. malek et al.
34. Wood BR, tait B, mcNaugthon d (2000) Fourier transform Infrared Spectroscopy as a
method for monitoring the molecular dynamics of Lymphocyte Activation. Appl Spectrosc
54:353–359
35. Andrus PgL, Strickland Rd (1998) Cancer grading by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy. Biospectroscopy 4:37–46
36. mordechai S, Sahu RK, hammody Z et al (2004) Possible common biomarkers from FtIR
microspectroscopy of cervical cancer and melanoma. J microsc 215:86–91
37. taillandier E, Liquier J (1992) Infrared spectroscopy of dNA. methods Enzymol 211:307–
335
38. mohlenhoff B, Romeo m, diem m et al (2005) mie-type scattering and non-Beer-Lambert
absorption behaviour of human cells in infrared micro-spectroscopy. Biophys J 88:3635–
3640
39. Shimanouchi t, tsuboi m, Kyogoku Y (1964) the structure and properties of biomolecules
and biological systems. In: duchesne J (ed) Advances in chemical physics, vol vII. Interscience, New York
40. Carr gL (2001) Resolution limits for infrared microspectroscopy explored with synchrotron
radiation. Rev Sci Instrum 72:1613–1619
41. Sommer AJ, Katon JE (1991) diffraction-induced stray light in infrared microspectroscopy
and its effect on spatial resolution. Appl Spectrosc 45:1633–1640
42. Lasch P, Naumann d (2006) Spatial resolution in infrared microspectroscopic imaging of
tissues. Biochim Biophys Acta 1758:814–929
43. Kazarian Sg, Chan KLA (2010) micro- and macro-attenuated total reflection Fourier transform infrared spectroscopic imaging. Appl Spectrosc 64:135A–152A
44. Filik J, Frogley md, Pijanka JK et al (2012) Electric field standing wave artifacts in FtIR
micro-spectroscopy of biological materials. Analyst 137:853–861
45. holton SE, Walsh mJ, Bhargava R (2011) Subcellular localization of early biochemical
transformations in cancer-activated fibroblasts using infrared spectroscopic imaging. Analyst
136:2953–2958
46. Amrania h, mcCrow AP, matthews mR et al (2011) ultrafast infrared chemical imaging of
live cells. Chem Sci 2:107–111
47. Kuimova mK, Chan KLA, Kazarian Sg (2009) Chemical imaging of live cancer cells in the
natural aqueous environment. Appl Spectrosc 63:164–171
48. Colley CS, Kazarian Sg, Weinberg Pd et al (2004) Spectroscopic imaging of arteries and
atherosclerotic plaques. Biopolymers 74:328–335
49. Rogalski A (2005) hgCdte infrared detector material: history, status and outlook. Rep Prog
Phys 68:2267–2336
50. Norton P (2002) hgCdte infrared detectors. opto-Electron Rev 10:159–174
51. miller Lm, Smith RJ (2005) Synchrotrons versus globars, point-detectors versus focal plane
arrays: selecting the best source and detector for specific infrared microspectroscopy and
imaging applications. vib Spectrosc 38:237–240
52. diem m, Romeo m, matthäus C et al (2004) Comparison of Fourier transform infrared
(FtIR) spectra of individual cells acquired using synchrotron and conventional sources. Infrared Phys technol 45:331–338
53. Bhargava R, Wall Bg, Koenig JL (2000) Comparison of the FtIR mapping and imaging
techniques applied to polymeric systems. Appl Spectrosc 54:470–479
54. Reffner JA, martoglio PA, Williams gP (1995) Fourier transform infrared microscopical
analysis with synchrotron radiation: the microscope optics and system performance (invited).
Rev Sci Instrum 66:1298–1302
55. miller Lm, dumas P (2006) Chemical imaging of biological tissue with synchrotron infrared
light. Biochim Biophys Acta 1758:846–857
56. tobin mJ, Chesters mA, Chalmers Jm et al (2004) Infrared microscopy of epithelial cancer
cells in whole tissues and in tissue culture, using synchrotron radiation. Faraday discuss
126:27–39
K. malek et al.
34. Wood BR, tait B, mcNaugthon d (2000) Fourier transform Infrared Spectroscopy as a
method for monitoring the molecular dynamics of Lymphocyte Activation. Appl Spectrosc
54:353–359
35. Andrus PgL, Strickland Rd (1998) Cancer grading by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy. Biospectroscopy 4:37–46
36. mordechai S, Sahu RK, hammody Z et al (2004) Possible common biomarkers from FtIR
microspectroscopy of cervical cancer and melanoma. J microsc 215:86–91
37. taillandier E, Liquier J (1992) Infrared spectroscopy of dNA. methods Enzymol 211:307–
335
38. mohlenhoff B, Romeo m, diem m et al (2005) mie-type scattering and non-Beer-Lambert
absorption behaviour of human cells in infrared micro-spectroscopy. Biophys J 88:3635–
3640
39. Shimanouchi t, tsuboi m, Kyogoku Y (1964) the structure and properties of biomolecules
and biological systems. In: duchesne J (ed) Advances in chemical physics, vol vII. Interscience, New York
40. Carr gL (2001) Resolution limits for infrared microspectroscopy explored with synchrotron
radiation. Rev Sci Instrum 72:1613–1619
41. Sommer AJ, Katon JE (1991) diffraction-induced stray light in infrared microspectroscopy
and its effect on spatial resolution. Appl Spectrosc 45:1633–1640
42. Lasch P, Naumann d (2006) Spatial resolution in infrared microspectroscopic imaging of
tissues. Biochim Biophys Acta 1758:814–929
43. Kazarian Sg, Chan KLA (2010) micro- and macro-attenuated total reflection Fourier transform infrared spectroscopic imaging. Appl Spectrosc 64:135A–152A
44. Filik J, Frogley md, Pijanka JK et al (2012) Electric field standing wave artifacts in FtIR
micro-spectroscopy of biological materials. Analyst 137:853–861
45. holton SE, Walsh mJ, Bhargava R (2011) Subcellular localization of early biochemical
transformations in cancer-activated fibroblasts using infrared spectroscopic imaging. Analyst
136:2953–2958
46. Amrania h, mcCrow AP, matthews mR et al (2011) ultrafast infrared chemical imaging of
live cells. Chem Sci 2:107–111
47. Kuimova mK, Chan KLA, Kazarian Sg (2009) Chemical imaging of live cancer cells in the
natural aqueous environment. Appl Spectrosc 63:164–171
48. Colley CS, Kazarian Sg, Weinberg Pd et al (2004) Spectroscopic imaging of arteries and
atherosclerotic plaques. Biopolymers 74:328–335
49. Rogalski A (2005) hgCdte infrared detector material: history, status and outlook. Rep Prog
Phys 68:2267–2336
50. Norton P (2002) hgCdte infrared detectors. opto-Electron Rev 10:159–174
51. miller Lm, Smith RJ (2005) Synchrotrons versus globars, point-detectors versus focal plane
arrays: selecting the best source and detector for specific infrared microspectroscopy and
imaging applications. vib Spectrosc 38:237–240
52. diem m, Romeo m, matthäus C et al (2004) Comparison of Fourier transform infrared
(FtIR) spectra of individual cells acquired using synchrotron and conventional sources. Infrared Phys technol 45:331–338
53. Bhargava R, Wall Bg, Koenig JL (2000) Comparison of the FtIR mapping and imaging
techniques applied to polymeric systems. Appl Spectrosc 54:470–479
54. Reffner JA, martoglio PA, Williams gP (1995) Fourier transform infrared microscopical
analysis with synchrotron radiation: the microscope optics and system performance (invited).
Rev Sci Instrum 66:1298–1302
55. miller Lm, dumas P (2006) Chemical imaging of biological tissue with synchrotron infrared
light. Biochim Biophys Acta 1758:846–857
56. tobin mJ, Chesters mA, Chalmers Jm et al (2004) Infrared microscopy of epithelial cancer
cells in whole tissues and in tissue culture, using synchrotron radiation. Faraday discuss
126:27–39