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Gianluca Frustagli Added paragraph about "Biacore Unit".
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 ====== Other instrumental resources ======
-===== Immuno-spin trapping =====
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 The increase of **"Oxidant Reactive Species" (ROS)** produced under conditions of oxidative stress can induce reversible/irreversible damage in the target molecules through the formation of radical intermediates centered on the target molecules. However, many of these radicals have a short half-life and their monitoring becomes problematic with both direct EPR and spin trapping technique.
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-==== Stimulated Luminescence instrumentation ====
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 === Thermoluminescence reader ===
-{{aree:epr:altre_risorse:lettore_termoluminescenza_harshaw3500-num.jpeg?300|Thermoluminescence reader + laboratory oven for thermal treatments}} {{:aree:epr:altre_risorse:lettore_termoluminescenza_harshaw3500-dett.jpeg?300|Detail of thermoluminescence reader}}
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+{{aree:epr:altre_risorse:lettore_termoluminescenza_harshaw3500-num.jpeg?300 |Thermoluminescence reader + laboratory oven for thermal treatments}} {{:aree:epr:altre_risorse:lettore_termoluminescenza_harshaw3500-dett.jpeg?300 |Detail of thermoluminescence reader}} Thermoluminescence reader Harshaw, mod. 3500 equipped with software WinREMS for data acquisition and analysis. Thermal cycles up to 600°C (with an uncertainty of +/-1%) with different heating rates, including isothermal decays. Laboratory oven specially designed for TL dosimetry. Run by a microprocessor, it allows heating of the sample at controlled temperatures. Different heating cycles available by the dedicated software.
-\\ Thermoluminescence reader Harshaw, mod. 3500 equipped with software WinREMS for data acquisition and analysis. Thermal cycles up to 600°C (with an uncertainty of +/-1%) with different heating rates, including isothermal decays. Laboratory oven specially designed for TL dosimetry. Run by a microprocessor, it allows heating of the sample at controlled temperatures. Different heating cycles available by the dedicated software.
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 === Pulsed Photostimulated Luminescence (PPSL) ===
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+{{aree:epr:altre_risorse:lettore_ppsl_suerc.jpeg?250 |}} {{aree:epr:altre_risorse:lettore_ppsl_suerc-dett.jpeg?250 |}} Made by the Scottish Universities Environmental Research Centre (SUERC, Glasgow Scotland) for analysis on irradiated foods. The instrument can be connected to a computer and managed by appropriate software. Equipped with a stimulation system of infrared LEDs. Stimulation occurs by pulses: the duration of the single pulse and the number of pulses can be adjusted by the instrument management software.
-Made by the Scottish Universities Environmental Research Centre (SUERC, Glasgow Scotland) for analysis on irradiated foods. The instrument can be connected to a computer and managed by appropriate software. Equipped with a stimulation system of infrared LEDs. Stimulation occurs by pulses: the duration of the single pulse and the number of pulses can be adjusted by the instrument management software.
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-\\<wrap tip>**[[en:aree:epr:altre_risorse:luminescenze|About the phenomena of Stimulated Luminescence]]**</wrap>
+<wrap tip>**[[en:aree:epr:altre_risorse:luminescenze|About the phenomena of Stimulated Luminescence]]**</wrap>
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 > Contacts:
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+=====Dosimetric systems=====
-===== Dosimetric systems =====
 ==== Active dosimeters ====
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   * Markus ionization chamber type N23343 (PTW)
   * Silicon diode detector for proton beams type DZA192 (Scanditronix)
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 === Alanine/EPR dosimetry system ===
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 === Thermoluminescence dosimeters (TLD) ===
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 === Radiochromic film dosimeters ===
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 ==== Phantoms ====
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   * Alderson Rando phantom
   * PMMA phantoms
   * Water phantoms
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 > Contact: [[cinzia.deangelis@iss.it|Cinzia De Angelis]]
 > ☎ **+39 06 4990 2248**
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+===== Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR - Biacore) =====
+The <wrap em>Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR)</wrap> technique allows studying the interactions between a ligand and putative substates anchored onto a gold-chip, in a pM range of the bulk, with a very high sensibility (few pg/mm²). **[[.:biacore:|[...read more]]]**
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+> Contact: [[marcello.belfiore@iss.it|Marcello Belfiore]]
+> ☎ **+39 06 4990 3046**
+> Where I am: building **10**, floor **D**, room **9**
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