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A new method of measurement of trace elements by using particle beams

  • 1. National Inst. of Radiological Sciences, Chiba (Japan)

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A new method of measurement of light elements by using the particle beam from an accelerator was developed. This paper reports on the results of analyses of N-15 and O-18. The tandem accelerator of University of Tokyo was used to accelerate proton beam. The energy of protons was determined from the excitation curves of elastic scattering by N-15, O-18 and O-16. The scattering by O-16 was background count. Therefore, The measurement was made at the energy of small background and large true counting. Biological samples were examined. The linearity of counts with the concentration of N-15 and O-18 was confirmed. The cells which contain glycine (O-18, 71.8 percent) and methionine (N-15, 95 percent) were analyzed. The peaks of N-15 and O-18 were well separated from teh peaks by N-14 and O-16. The natural amounts of N-15 in adenine and O-18 in glucose were also measured. The resonance reaction method of measurement by using particle beam was developed. (Kato, T.)

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Imprint Title
Proceedings of 12th NIRS seminar on progress of isotope tracer techniques in biology and basic medicine
Imprint Pagination
285 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 80-87.
Report number
NIRS-M--38

Conference

Title
12. NIRS seminar on progress of isotope tracer techniques in biology and basic medicine.
Dates
4-5 Dec 1980.
Place
Anagawa, Chiba (Japan).