Titlebook: In Vivo EPR (ESR); Theory and Applicati Lawrence J. Berliner Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2003 biochemistry.biophysic

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Introduction to in Vivo EPR,stems (and related models such as isolated viable organs) of a technique, electron paramagnetic resonance (abbreviated as EPR) or electron spin resonance (ESR), that previously had been successfully used in pure chemical, biochemical and model biophysical systems.

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Frequency and Power Considerations for , EPR and Related Techniques,of the subject. Theoretical power deposition in some idealised sample shapes is presented, along with some corroborative animal results. Power absorption depends substantially on the orientation of the subject relative to the RF field. The simple loop surface coil is shown to lead to higher absorpti

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Stable Soluble Paramagnetic Compounds,. In particular, these compounds act as spin probes, molecules that can be directed to various tissue fluids via spin probe design and report back environmental conditions. Aspects of the environment that are reported by spin probe spectrum include the following: concentration of other paramagnetic

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Spin Trapping in Vivo: Facts and Artifacts,chapters in this work, has been widely used both to study biological systems . and .. However, many of the free radicals that one would wish to study are short-lived, especially in biological systems in which efficient antioxidative mechanisms to control both free radical formation and concentration

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The Measurement of Oxygen in Vivo Using EPR Techniques,imetry also will have significant applications in clinical medicine. The characteristics of EPR oximetry that appear to be especially useful often are complementary to existing techniques for measuring oxygen in tissues. These characteristics include capabilities of making repeated measurements from