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Polarimetric study of leukemia human peripheral blood smears in 400a800 nm spectral range

Use of optical polarimetry to characterize leukemia human blood samples is demonstrated. Elements of Mueller matrices of different blood samples were measured for the 400a800 nm wavelength range. The Mueller matrices were decomposed into elliptical diattenuation, retardation, and depolarization matr...

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Published in:	Optik (Stuttgart) 2013-09, Vol.124 (17), p.2936-2942
Main Authors:	Aziz, Tariq, Firdous, Shamaraz, Khan, Mohammad, Ikram, Masroor, Rahman, Tunzeel
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