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| - | {{:aree:epr:foto-cover-2-web.jpg?800|EPR laboratory}} | + | {{:aree:epr:cover.png?800|EPR laboratory}} |
| - | The Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) area is equipped with 4 X-band spectrometers operating in continuous wave, one of which furtherly equipped with a Q-band and 4-450 K temperature control unit. | + | \\ |
| - | The EPR technique is applied, in vitro/ex vivo, for the study of free radicals, oxidative stress, antioxidants, protein structures, membranes, metalloproteins, radiation damage, material science. Research fields cover //in vitro//, //ex vivo// and pre-clinical research. | + | The Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) area is equipped with 4 X-band spectrometers operating in continuous wave, one of which furtherly equipped with a Q-band and 4-450 K temperature control unit. The EPR technique is applied, in vitro/ex vivo, for the study of paramagnetic systems (free radicals, oxidative stress, antioxidants, transition metals, radiation damage, metalloproteins, material defects), and non paramagnetic systems (protein structures, membranes, protein dynamics) by the use of paramagnetic labels, with applications to several fields of research. |
| We offer service to third parties for analysis and study of several systems, including: | We offer service to third parties for analysis and study of several systems, including: | ||
