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Radioisotope Induced X-Ray Emission (RIXE) Studies in Life Sciences

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Nuclear Analytical Methods in the Life Sciences

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The inherent advantages of radioisotope induced X-ray emission (RIXE) are briefly presented, with emphasis on their applications to analysis in the life sciences. The following selected applications by RIXE are discussed in general: (1) In vivo analysis: the determination of stable iodine in the thyroid and heavy metals in human bone; (2) the analysis of small tissue samples (about 10 mg) for the simultaneous determination of trace elements between 25≤Z≤40; data are given from a time study of the disease progress of Lewis lung tumor on a rat’s liver over a 24-d period; and (3) a homogeneity study of iron, strontium, and zirconium in IAEA’s SL-3 Lake sediment standard reference material is presented.

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LaBrecque, J.J. (1990). Radioisotope Induced X-Ray Emission (RIXE) Studies in Life Sciences. In: Zeisler, R., Guinn, V.P. (eds) Nuclear Analytical Methods in the Life Sciences. Humana Press, Totowa, NJ. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-0473-2_16

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