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Royal Society of Chemistry, Analyst, 24(142), p. 4727-4736, 2017

DOI: 10.1039/c7an01432e

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FTIR imaging detects diet and genotype-dependent chemical composition changes in wild type and mutantC. elegansstrains

Journal article published in 2017 by A. Bouyanfif ORCID, S. Liyanage ORCID, J. E. Hewitt ORCID, S. A. Vanapalli ORCID, N. Moustaid-Moussa ORCID, E. Hequet ORCID, N. Abidi ORCID
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Abstract

FTlR detects differences in functional groups in different regions ofC. elegans. Distribution of colors indicates changes in chemical composition.