tissue autofluorescence

What Causes Tissue Autofluorescence?

Tissue autofluorescence is caused by the intrinsic properties of certain molecules within the tissue. These molecules are known as endogenous fluorophores. Some common endogenous fluorophores include:
Collagen
Elastin
Flavins
NADH and NADPH
Lipofuscin

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