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FLUORESCENCE PHOTOGRAPHYAuthors: Prof. Robin Williams and Gigi Williams Applications of the ultraviolet technique:
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Figure 11. Fluorescence of tinea capitas. |
Figure 12. Fluorescence of H. Pertussis. |
Figure 13. Bacterial invasion of epidermoid carcinoma. |
Figure 14. Plasma from Porphyria patient. |
Figure 15. Tetracycline uptake. |
Figure 16. Callosites of the skin. |
Figure 17. Fluorescence of wood. |
Figure 18. Fluorescence of bone fragments. |
Figure 19. Shroud of Turin. |
Figure 20. Analysis of the Shroud of Turin. |
Figure 21. Fluorescence of plasma. |
Figure 22. Plasma on a porous substrate. |
Figure 23. Alteration to a document. |
Figure 24. Fluorescnece of calcite. |
Figure 25. Composite sample of calcite and willemite. |
Figure 26. Chromatography. |
Figure 27. Soaps, cleansers and cosmetics. |
Figure 28. Rhipicephalus appendiculatus. |
Figure 29. Detection of cracks. |
Figure 30. Head of a femur. |
Figure 31. Distinguishing between RNA and DNA. |
Figure 32. Cyanoacrylate fixed fingerprint with Ninhydrin. |
Figure 33. Cyanoacrylate fixed fingerprint with Rodamine 6G. |
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