Rapid cell mapping using nanoparticles and SERRS

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Publication Date 2008-11-19
DOI 10.1039/B815117B
Impact Factor 4.616
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Robert J. Stokes, Fiona McKenzie, Emma McFarlane, Alastair Ricketts, Laurence Tetley, Karen Faulds, James Alexander, Duncan Graham


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Abstract

Bone marrow-derived immune cells (macrophages) treated with gold and silver nanoparticles before fixation and dye staining have been analysed by multiple wavelength line scanning surface enhanced resonance Raman scattering (SERRS) mapping. The method yields high selectivity and sensitivity within short analysis times, identifying nanoparticle aggregates in secondary lysosomes. Using routine cell stains, the output from fluorescence, Raman and SERRS is quantified at four wavelengths of excitation, demonstrating the potential at longer biologically compatible wavelengths of using nanoparticles with cell stains for superior cell mapping.

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