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    An X-ray microprobe facility using synchrotron radiation

    An X-ray microprobe for trace elemental analysis at micrometer spatial resolutions, using synchrotron radiation (SR), is under development. The facility consists of two beamlines, one including a 1∶1 focusing ...

    B. M. Gordon, K. W. Jones, A. L. Hanson, J. G. Pounds… in Biological Trace Element Research (1990)

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    Effects of Calmodulin Inhibitors on the Cellular Metabolism of 45Ca and 210Pb

    Many Ca++-mediated cell processes depend on the intracellular Ca++ receptor protein, calmodulin, to exert regulatory effects on target metabolic and physiological pathways. In many cells, Ca++ transport mechanism...

    J. G. Pounds, A. C. Nye in Trace Elements in Man and Animals 6 (1988)

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    The Application of a Synchrotron Radiation Microprobe to Trace Element Analysis

    Synchrotron radiation is light emitted by electrons when accelerated in a circular orbit. Some properties of synchrotron radiation important to trace element analysis by x-ray fluorescence analysis are: 1) a b...

    B. M. Gordon, A. L. Hanson, K. W. Jones… in Trace Elements in Man and Animals 6 (1988)

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    Role of nuclear analytical probe techniques in biological trace-element research

    Many biomedical experiments require the qualitative and quantitative localization of trace elements with high sensitivity and good spatial resolution. The feasibility of measuring the chemical form of the elem...

    K. W. Jones, J. G. Pounds in Biological Trace Element Research (1987)