Use of pH dependence for scatter correction in fluorescent metho

Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing – Involving an insoluble carrier for immobilizing immunochemicals

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436172, 436537, 436800, G01N 33542, G01N 33543

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ABSTRACT:
A method for correcting for light scattering affects obtained from a sample to which a fluorophore has been added. In accordance with the invention, a sample to which a fluorophore has been added is irradiated with light in the adsorption band of the fluorophore such that the fluorophore emits light at a different intensity. By manipulating the pH of the sample, and obtaining both pre- and post-manipulation emission light intensity readings, the value of the reading attributed to "light scattering" can be determined, such that correction of an erroneous fluorescence reading can be obtained.

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