Title

Two-dimensional fluorescence spectroscopy for bacterial identification

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

1-1-1988

Abstract

The use of two-dimensional fluorescence spectroscopy in bacterial identification is greatly aided by the development of rapid data acquisition systems and sophisticated pattern recognition algorithms. Numerous approaches using this multiparameter technique have been explored and have proved to be successful in research scale experiments. They are classified as primary or secondary fluorescence methods. Primary methods are limited to those organisms which produce naturally fluorescent pigments while secondary methods are applicable to virtually all bacteria. © 1988.

Publication Source (Journal or Book title)

Trends in Analytical Chemistry

First Page

68

Last Page

73

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