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Photochemiluminescence
The method of photosensitised chemiluminescence is characterised by speed, accuracy, cost-efficiency and environment-friendliness. It allows both water and lipidsoluble substances to be examined. Unlike the use of other methods, this method is not tied to specific pH-values and temperatures. The measuring method Photochemiluminescence, allows the quantification of the antioxidative status of the organism and the degree of oxidative damage of biological substrates under various pathological conditions and under relevant types of therapy. To determine the antioxidative capacity of lipid-soluble or water-soluble samples based on the method of chemiluminescence (PCL) , the PHOTOCHEM® was used. Other methods that would be applicable are either very expensive or only detect the degradation products of polyunsaturated fatty acids. The PCL method, however, is fast, easy to handle and it does quantify the total antioxidative capacity of the sample. Industrial
applications
of this
technique
include
the quality
control
of technological
processes,
the examination
of the
long-term
stability
of products
and the
screening
of new
antioxidative
substances.
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