Satellite Remote-Sensing Method Hatches New Cell-Analysis System

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J. Paul Robinson a Purdue professor of biomedical engineering makes an adjustment on the multispectral analysis instrument in his laboratory at Discovery Parkacutes Bindley Bioscience Center. With the instrument Robinson can study 32 colors from a si ...
J. Paul Robinson, a Purdue professor of biomedical engineering, makes an adjustment on the multispectral analysis instrument in his laboratory at Discovery Park's Bindley Bioscience Center. With the instrument, Robinson can study 32 colors from a single cell flowing past a laser beam in a fraction of a second, yielding data about cells for applications ranging from medicine to homeland security. Photo: David Umberger

Using the same "multispectral analysis" concept that enables satellites to study Earth's surface, Purdue University researchers have developed a new system that quickly determines the composition of cells and tissue for medical diagnostics and scientific applications.


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