Download the PDF to view the article, as well as its associated figures and tables. Schweitzer and Dr. Whitney have written a basic laboratory textbook on the use of radioactive materials in research. Although the book is, as the title states, written as a manual of tracer technics, it contains much useful material for workers in any field where radioactive materials are used. It should prove to be an excellent laboratory manual for a short course used to train students and technical personnel for work in laboratories using radioactive materials.
It must, however, be supplemented by a good theoretic textbook in the field or by a course of lectures explaining the theory involved. The first four chapters stress proper handling of radioactive materials, from the viewpoint of both protection of personnel and maintenance of optimum reliability of results. Radioactive hazards, decontamination, protection measures, room arrangements, equipment and experimental methods are discussed in detail by persons who are familiar with the problems encountered at the.
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Tracer technique 1. Kratika MIP Mandsaur 2. MIP Mandsaur 3. Results of this comparison study suggest that the modified technique is a promising alternative to the use of radioactive tracers.
Comparison of the radioactive and modified techniques for measurement of stream reaeration coefficients Water-Resources Investigations Report By: R. Rathbun and R. The individual isotopes differ by their atomic mass, and by. In order to be useful as a tracer, it must be possible to. When working with radioactive isotopes as tracers, it is the.
Methods for the detection of ionizing radiation are extremely. A technique which utilizes a labeled compound to trace or find out the different intermediates and various steps involved in biosynthetic process in plant at given rate and given time. When these labeled compounds are administered into the plants, they become a part of general metabolic pool and undergo reactions characteristics to the metabolism of that particular plant.
Tracer techniques in the classical sense comprise a set of methods based on the application of stable or unstable radioactive isotopes of an element as markers for the naturally occuring form of the element.
Tracing of biosynthetic pathway by incorporating radioactive isotopes into the precursor or starting material. By in corporation of C14 to phenylalanine, the biosynthesis of. Location and quantity of the compound can be determined in biological system. Radioactive tracer methods are used both in research and routine analytical methods. For studies on Proteins, Alkaloid and Amino acid: Nitrogen atom gives more specific information than carbon atom. For studies on glycosidic linkage: O, N, S and C atoms.
For studies on Terpenoids: O atom. Preparation of labeled compound. Incorporation of labeled compound to tissue system. Separation or isolation of labeled from tissue system. Determination of nature of metabolites in various biochemical fraction.
Stable isotopes: H2, C13, N15, O The starting concentration of trace element must be sufficient enough to withstand dilution in the course of metabolism. For proper labeling the physical and chemical nature of the compound must be known. Half life of the tracer isotope should be sufficiently long. The labeled compound should not be damage the tissue system. In biological investigations the use of radioactive isotopes enables the metabolism of compounds to be followed in living organisms for detection and estimation of soft and easily absorbed radiation from labeled compounds.
Growing chlorella in an atmoshphere containing 14CO. There are six methods used to incorporate labeled compounds to tissue system: Root feeding Stem feeding Direct injection Infiltration Floating method Spraying technique. In this type of experiment the plant are cultivated hydroponically to avoid microbial contamination. The presence of root dont require for biosynthesis. In this method substrate can be administered through the cut ends of stem immersed in a solution.
For latex containing plant; this method is not suitable. This method is applicable to the plant with hollow stem. Umbelliferae and capsules bearing plant Opium poppy. When it is desired to carryout feeding on plant rooted in soil or other support without disturbing the root , wick feeding is applicable.
When small amount of material is available, floating method is used. In this method leaf disc or chopped leaves are floating on the substrate solution. This technique is also used in conjugation with vacuum infiltration to remove gases.
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