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What are the Applications of Autofluorescence in Toxicology?

Despite its challenges, autofluorescence can be leveraged in toxicological research for various purposes:
Biomarker Identification: Autofluorescence can aid in identifying biomarkers of disease or toxicity, such as the accumulation of lipofuscin, which indicates oxidative damage.
Non-invasive Imaging: Since it does not require external dyes, autofluorescence enables non-invasive imaging techniques that can be used in in vivo studies to monitor tissue health over time.
Drug Development: By understanding the autofluorescent properties of tissues, researchers can better design drugs that minimize interference in diagnostic assays.

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