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Dr. Adkham A. Paiziev

at Uzbekistan Academy of Sciences

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Proceedings Article | 26 February 2013 Paper

Color contrast of red blood cells on solid substrate

Adkham Paiziev

Proceedings Volume 8699, 869908 (2013) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2018452

KEYWORDS: Blood, Microscopes, Refractive index, Silicon, Microscopy, Reflectivity, Diagnostics, Interfaces, Solids, Polishing

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In present study we developed the new method of colour visualization of red blood cells without using any chemical staining. The method based on physical phenomena a white light interference on thin transparent films. It is shown that in the case of thin human blood smears colour interference contrast occurs on solid polished substrates. The best contrast shows substrates with maximal refractive index (Mo, W, Si). These materials have been selected as substrate instead of ordinary microscopic slide in reflected light microscopy. It is shown that reflection of incident white light from blood cell surface and boundary cell-substrate generate two coherent lights. The second one (object signal) after passing through red blood cell gathers additional phase and after interference interaction with reference signal (light reflected from outer cell surface) enables cell image in colour. Number of blood smears of healthy persons (control) and patients who were diagnosed with cancer are presented. It is concluded that the offered method may be used as an effective diagnostic tool to detect early stage blood cells lesion by its interference painting in white light. Offered method may be used in research laboratories, hospitals, diagnostic centres, emergency medicine and other as complementary diagnostic tool to present convenient optical and electron microscopy technique.

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