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[16p-WL1_201-5]Development of an in vitro and in vivo temperature measurement system using nanodiamond quantum sensors
〇Kiichi Kaminaga1, Risa Ujiie1, Chihiro Suzuki1,2, Frederick So1, Hiromi Yanagihara1, Tamami Yanagi3, Hiroshi Abe1, Shinobu Onoda1, Takashi Ohshima1, Ryuji Igarashi1,2,3 (1.QST, 2.Sci.and Eng.Chiba Univ, 3.life-sci. and tech. Science Tokyo)
Keywords:
quantum sensors,fluorescent nanodiamond,intracellular temperature
The presenters have been developing biological temperature measurement techniques using nano diamond quantum sensors that are applicable to a wide range of biological phenomena occurring across extremely broad spatial scales.
In this lecture, we present temperature measurement results obtained from studies on cultured cells, medaka fish, mice, and rats.
In this lecture, we present temperature measurement results obtained from studies on cultured cells, medaka fish, mice, and rats.