ZHANG Long, ZHU Ling, WANG Yi-kun, XIA Ying-wei, LIU Yong, WANG An. Characteristics of Advanced Glycation End Products Self-fluorescence Spectra in Human Skin[J]. Chinese Journal of Luminescence, 2011,32(9): 968-971
ZHANG Long, ZHU Ling, WANG Yi-kun, XIA Ying-wei, LIU Yong, WANG An. Characteristics of Advanced Glycation End Products Self-fluorescence Spectra in Human Skin[J]. Chinese Journal of Luminescence, 2011,32(9): 968-971DOI:
Characteristics of Advanced Glycation End Products Self-fluorescence Spectra in Human Skin
three dimension fluorescence spectra of standard sample of Advanced Glycation End products (AGEs)
and skin self-fluorescence of AGEs are analyzed. The optimal excitation wavelength for skin AGEs is 370 nm. The skin self-fluorescence of control subjects and diabetic patients are measured by an instrumentation developed by ourselves. The results show that there are three obvious emission peaks at 418
450
470 nm
after normalizing the fluorescence spectra. It's distinctly that the peaks around 450 nm and 470 nm are correlated with the concentration of skin AGEs. Therefore
skin self-fluorescence excited by 370 nm can be utilized to quantitatively analyze the concentration of AGEs
and are also available for clinical diagnosing of correlated diseases.
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