Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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What is the fraction of light emitted by a fluorophore that will be transferred to the detector? |
- A.20 à 30%
- B.40 à 50%
- C.5 à 10 %
- D.98 à 99%
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Ans: Fluorophore or fluorochrome is very similar to chromophore. It is a chemical compound which has fluoroscence properties and upon light excitation can re-emit the light energy.
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