journal article·2006-07

Direct NanoSIMS imaging of diffusible elements in surfaced block of cryo-processed biological samples

P. Hallégot, J.-N. Audinot, H.-N. Migeon

Applied Surface Science· Volume 252· Issue 19
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Abstract

A sample preparation has been developed for NanoSIMS 50 analysis of biological samples, that does not require thin sectioning. The embedded sample was surfaced by a diamond knife and directly analyzed. This sample preparation technique is well adapted for the investigation of diffusible elements and an example of iodine-containing water-soluble molecule localization in human hair is shown. We compared the results with conventional thin wet sectioning.
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OpenAlex topics: Ion-surface interactions and analysis · Molecular Biology Techniques and Applications · Advanced Electron Microscopy Techniques and Applications

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