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Random lasing in bone tissue: potential as novel spectroscopy for dynamical analysis of nanostructures

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Abstract

We, for the first time, demonstrate coherent random lasing action in bone tissue infused with laser dye. This could potentially be used to probe structural alterations at nanoscales in real-time as a novel spectroscopic modality.

© 2010 Optical Society of America

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