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    2. Using optical coherence tomography to characterize thick-glaze structure: Chinese Southern Song Guan glaze case study

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      Using optical coherence tomography to characterize thick-glaze structure: Chinese Southern Song Guan glaze case study
      This study explores the structure characteristics of thick glaze, in terms of the case study of Chinese Southern Song Guan (SSG) ware, focusing on the bubble and its media structure, using a novel focus-tracking optical coherence tomography (OCT) system. The OCT images we obtained not only unveil the structural uniqueness of the thick-glaze SSG sample, but also establish a distinguishable structural pattern for aiding authentication. In addition, information revealed in ...
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      Mentions: Jennifer K. Barton UC Davis University of Arizona

    3. Feature Of The Week 1/16/11: University of Arizona Researchers Demonstrate In Vivo Dual Modality OCT & LIF Endoscopic System For Cancer Detection

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      Feature Of The Week 1/16/11: University of Arizona Researchers Demonstrate In Vivo Dual Modality OCT & LIF Endoscopic System For Cancer Detection
      ...sis in the AOM-treated mouse model”.For more information see recent Article. Courtesy Dr. Jennifer Barton and Amy Winkler. Feature Of The Week 1/16/11: The detection of cancer is complicated by the many forms of cancer. ...
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    4. In Vivo, Dual-Modality OCT/LIF Imaging Using a Novel VEGF Receptor-Targeted NIR Fluorescent Probe in the AOM-Treated Mouse Model

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      In Vivo, Dual-Modality OCT/LIF Imaging Using a Novel VEGF Receptor-Targeted NIR Fluorescent Probe in the AOM-Treated Mouse Model
      ...ity OCT/LIF Imaging Using a Novel VEGF Receptor-Targeted NIR Fluorescent Probe in the AOM-Treated Mouse Model Amy M. Winkler, Photini F. S. Rice, Jan Weichsel, Jennifer M. Watson, Marina V. Backer, Joseph M. Backer and J...
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    5. Quantitative tool for rapid disease mapping using optical coherence tomography images of azoxymethane-treated mouse colon

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      Quantitative tool for rapid disease mapping using optical coherence tomography images of azoxymethane-treated mouse colon
      ...J. Biomed. Opt., Vol. 15, 041512 (2010); doi:10.1117/1.3446674 Published 7 July 2010 ABSTRACT REFERENCES (34) Amy M. Winkler University of Arizona, College of Optical Sciences, 1657 East Helen Street, Building 240, P.O. ...
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      Mentions: Jennifer K. Barton University of Arizona Rice University

    7. Feature Of The Week 6/21/09: Laparoscopic optical coherence tomography imaging of human ovarian cancer

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      Feature Of The Week 6/21/09: Laparoscopic optical coherence tomography imaging of human ovarian cancer
      Feature Of The Week 6/21/09: Ovarian cancer is the fourth leading cause of cancer-related death among women in the US, largely attributed to late detection due to unreliable symptomology and screening tools without adequate resolution and specificity. As a result, ovarian cancer is often diagnosed at advanced stages, after invasion of adjacent structures or metastasis to a distant site. Women with regional and distant disease have a 5-year ...
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    8. Laparoscopic optical coherence tomography imaging of human ovarian cancer

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      Objectives Ovarian cancer is the fourth leading cause of cancer-related death among women in the US largely due to late detection secondary to unreliable symptomology and screening tools without adequate resolution. Optical coherence tomography (OCT) is a recently emerging imaging modality with promise in ovarian cancer diagnostics, providing non-destructive subsurface imaging at imaging depths up to 2 mm with near-histological grade resolution (10–20 μm). In this study, we developed ...
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      Mentions: Jennifer K. Barton University of Arizona Molly Brewer
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  4. About Amy M. Winkler

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    Amy Winkler is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Washington University in St. Louis.

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