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        Raman spectroscopy. See Raman   SERS imaging (Cont.):
            imaging                     PCA, and, 182
        Raman spectroscopy of bacteria,   SERS scatter, 143
            248–259                     SPR, 144
          imaging single bacteria, 255–259  substrates, 145
          species classification, 248–255  TERS, and, 255
          ultraviolet wavelength range, 253  variations, 150
          visible wavelength range, 249–251  SFTIR imaging. See Synchrotron-based
        Raman spectrum, 268               FTIR spectromicroscopy
        Ratti, Simona, 29             SFTIR, Raman, and SERS imaging of
        Rayleigh criterion, 111           fungal cells, 125–156
        Rayleigh scattering, 267        conclusions, 150–151
        Receiver operating characteristic   fungus, 126, 127–130
            (ROC) analysis, 10, 13      introduction, 125–127
        Red blood cells, 245–248        Raman spectroscopy of fungi, 137–142
        Redman, R. S., 151              sample harvest and preservation, 129
        Refractive index, 112–114       SERS imaging. See SERS imaging
        Renal oncocytoma (OC), 173      SFTIR spectra of fungi, 133–137
        Reprocessed Raman cell maps, 73  spatial resolution, 133
        Residual stress patterns, 312–315  specimen preparation, 129–130
        Resonance Raman imaging. See Raman   spectral resolution, 132
            detection of carotenoids in human   vibrational spectroscopy, 130–133
            tissue                    Sharifzadeh, Mohsen, 193
        Reststrahlen bands, 115       SHG, 332, 333, 336
        Reststrahlen effect, 112–113  Sholkina, Mariya, 265
        Retina. See Macular pigment (MP)  Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), 112, 163
        Rhodamine 6G, 145, 182        SIL, 102
        ROC analysis, 10, 13          Silicon, 109
        Rodriguez, R. J., 151         Single-cell confocal Raman
        Rosenthal, Ann, 29                microscopy, 280
        RPMI 1640, 81                 Skin carotenoid RRS detection, 215–221
        RRS spectroscopy. See Raman detection   Smith, Randy, 151
            of carotenoids in human tissue  Smoothing, 170
                                      SMR, 178–179
              S S                     Snap-freezing, 62, 63
        S. epidermidis, 257–258       SNR, 112, 163
        Sample preparation. See Preparation of   Sodium chloride, 112
            tissues and cells         Solid immersion lens (SIL), 102
        Saprotrophic fungus, 128      Sommer, Andre’ J., 99
        Savitsky-Golay smoothing, 170  Sonication, 90
        Scanning electron microscopy (SEM),   Sorensen, J., 152
            133                       Spatial resolution, 133
        Scatter plot, 172, 174, 176   Spatially resolved resonance Raman
        Scattering, 115, 116              imaging of macular pigment,
        Schwannoma, 231–233               199–215
        SE-CARS, 331                  Spectral analysis, 131–132
        Second harmonic generation (SHG),   Spectral fingerprint region, 14
            332, 333, 336             Spectral metrics, 14–15
        SEM, 133                      Spectral mixture resolution (SMR),
        Sequential forward selection process,   178–179
            10                        Spectral resolution, 132
        SERRS, 126, 145, 150          Spectrometer, 271
        SERS imaging, 142–150         Split-pea infrared microscope, 103
          CARS, and, 331              Spotlight 300 infrared imaging
          core of phenomenon, 144         microscope, 107
          fungus, 145–150             Spotlight FTIR point mapping, 38
          gold nanoparticles, 90      SPR, 144
          hot spots, 147              Standard reference material (SRM),
          nanodots, 143                   166, 167
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