CO OZNACZA SŁOWO AUTORADIOGRAPH
Autoradiograf
Autoradiograf jest obrazem na filmie rentgenowskim lub emulsji jądrowej, wytwarzanym przez wzór emisji rozproszenia z dystrybucji substancji promieniotwórczych. Alternatywnie, autoradiograf jest także dostępny jako obraz cyfrowy z uwagi na niedawny rozwój detektorów gazu scyntylacyjnego lub systemów fosforowych w oparciu o rzadkie ziemie. Film lub emulsję umieszcza się w wyznakowanej sekwencji tkanki, aby uzyskać autoradiograf. Samochodowy pretekst wskazuje, że substancja promieniotwórcza znajduje się w próbce, w odróżnieniu od przypadku historadiografii lub mikroradiografii, w której próbka jest poddana badaniu rentgenowskiemu przy użyciu zewnętrznego źródła. Niektóre autoradiografy można badać mikroskopowo w celu zlokalizowania ziaren srebra, w których proces ten jest określany jako mikroautomagografia. Na przykład, mikrobiografadiografię wykorzystano do zbadania, czy atrazynę metabolizowano przez roślinę dziobową lub przez epifityczne mikroorganizmy w warstwie biofilmu otaczającej roślinę.
Definicja słowa autoradiograph w słowniku
Definicja autoradiografu w słowniku to fotografia przedstawiająca rozkład substancji radioaktywnej w próbce. Płyta fotograficzna jest eksponowana na promieniowanie z próbki zwanej również: radioautografem.
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Visualization in Biomedical Computing: 4th International ...
the same primate and due to the lack of automated autoradiograph-MRI
registration methods, the rich and internally coherent anatomical structure of 3-D
MRI remains unutilized in current 3-D primate autoradiograph reconstruction (or ...
Karl H. Höhne, Ron Kikinis,
1996
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Measurement technology for safeguards and materials control: ...
An example of an active autoradiograph obtained in the 6100-liter ZPPR
assembly 10D is shown in Fig. 4A. The autoradiograph was produced during a
100 watt-hour operation of the reactor. The film was in the reactor core for 5.5
hours.
Thomas R. Canada, B. Stephen Carpenter, American Nuclear Society. Isotopes and Radiation Division,
1980
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Image Analysis Applications
1982 associated autoradiograph regions with neuroanatomy using a split-screen
video technique in which the digital autoradiograph was superimposed on a
histochemically stained, adjacent-serial section. The histochemical section was ...
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DNA-based markers in plants
Parentl Cloned DNA Fragment Parent 2 1) Restriction Digestion 2) Gel
Elertrophoresls 3) Southern Blotting 4) Probe with Radlolabeled Cloned DNA
Fragment 5) Autoradiograph Pattern on the Autoradiograph Parent 1 Parent 2 Fig
. I. Theory ...
Ronald L. Phillips, I. K. Vasil,
1994
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Electron Microscopy: Principles and Techniques for Biologists
Autoradiograph. After the emulsion is applied, the tissue is placed in a light-tight
box where radioactive disintegrations occur creating latent images. The direction
of radioactive emissions is random; only about 50% are thought to strike the ...
John J. Bozzola, Lonnie Dee Russell,
1999
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Progress in the Biological Sciences in Relation to ...
Plate 1 is a copy of what is reputedly the first autoradiograph ever made. It was
produced in 1904 by a Mr London. He administered radium to a frog and the
plate is a photograph of the autoradiograph which he obtained. PIate 2, figs. 1
and 2 ...
I want to point out, however, a different characteristic of the autoradiograph, one
that sets it apart from the ways in which images are connected to one another
either in astronomy or in the history of art. Knorr-Cetina and Amann document no
...
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Biology, Computing, and the History of Molecular Sequencing: ...
reading off of the autoradiograph (Caltech, 1980, p. 52). However, the signals
derived from the gel were too weak for a precise estimation and Huang left
Caltech in 1982, without completely solving the problem. Upon his departure,
Hood's ...
Miguel García-Sancho,
2012
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The Biology of Taurine: Methods and Mechanisms
Y. f. 4>- « K «f _, * | <ff £□'□ > Fig. 2. A: Autoradiograph of a 1 um section of rat
ST close to the injection of [%]taurine. At this magnification the large number of
neurons that accumulate the radiolabel can be seen, some of which are indicated
...
Ryan J. Huxtable, F. Franconi, A. Giotti,
1987
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Techniques in Aquatic Toxicology
The autoradiograph and blot can then be superimposed and the isoforms that are
recognized by the antibody can be compared with the heat- inducible isoforms. If
western blotting reveals the same amount stress protein in the heat-shocked ...
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Literature Review: Click-iT DNA Damage and Repair Assay
In order to measure the amount of incorporated molecules, an autoradiograph or scintillation counter must be used. These assays are not ... «Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News, Cze 15»
Macroscopic and Macromolecular Specificity of Alkylphenol …
(A) Heavily contrasted autoradiograph of a sagittal brain section ... PVDF membrane and corresponding autoradiograph of synaptosomal ... «Nature.com, Kwi 15»
hiCLIP reveals the in vivo atlas of mRNA secondary structures …
... protein–RNA complex was excised using autoradiograph as a mask, and the nitrocellulose piece was transferred to a 1.5 ml tube. «Nature.com, Mar 15»
From deers to radiation: A Japanese photography showcase at …
'Autoradiograph' by Masamichi Kagaya where the dark spots is a sign of radiation. “She's special as she was born in autumn when most fawns ... «The Malay Mail Online, Sie 14»
These pictures can talk: Photographers share their stories at …
The Fukushima nuclear disaster is captured in all its radioactive decay by Masamichi Kagaya in his exhibition Autoradiograph. In The Hidden ... «The Malay Mail Online, Sie 14»
Assessing the challenges and opportunities when bringing whole …
B0001669 DNA sequencing autoradiograph - coloured As advances in technology drive down the cost of whole-genome sequencing, the ... «Scope, Mar 14»
Focusing Hiroshima
The single autoradiograph in the book After Hiroshima was made by placing a chunk of an A-bombed tree trunk on x-ray film for 10 days in ... «CounterPunch, Lis 13»
Nuclear debris carries signatures of bomb that caused it
The authors made an autoradiograph of the sample to see its radioactivity, and used secondary ion mass spectrometry to see trace element ... «Ars Technica, Lis 10»
Hiroshima: A Visual Record
Silver gelatin contact print made from an autoradiograph – a sheet of x-ray film that captures radioactive emissions from objects, 2008. Here, a fragment of an ... «Japan Focus, Lip 09»
Reply: Log Normal Distribution of Cellular Uptake of Radioactivity
... would anticipate a Poisson distribution of measured tracks that would change with increasing expectation value (i.e., longer autoradiograph exposure times). «Journal of Nuclear Medicine, Lut 07»