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Detection Methods
Nanoplastics
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Surface‐enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) by gold nanoparticle characterizes dermal thickening by collagen in bleomycin‐treated skin ex vivo
Skin Research and Technology
2023
13 citations
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Score: 40
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Po‐Jung Huang,
Chao‐Kuei Lee,
Ling‐Hau Lee,
Chao‐Kuei Lee,
Hsiang‐Fu Huang,
Ling‐Hau Lee,
Hsiang‐Fu Huang,
Jia‐Chi Lan,
Yi‐Hsuan Huang,
Jia‐Chi Lan,
Chih‐Hung Lee
Summary
This paper is not relevant to microplastics; it uses Raman spectroscopy to detect collagen changes in mouse skin tissue treated with bleomycin, a model of skin fibrosis.
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SERS distinguishes the epidermal or dermal thickening in mouse skin with rapid and label-free measures. A prominent 1100 cm<sup>-1</sup> SERS peak in the BLE-treated skin may result from collagen. SERS might help precision diagnosis in the future.
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