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The principles underlying luminescence measurements can be summarized as follows. Radiation from the source is resolved into a spectrum by a monochromator or a set of light filters and is then intercepted by the object under investigation. The luminescence excited in the object is analyzed by a set of light filters, or is resolved into a spectrum by a monochromator, and is then intercepted by a radiation detector, the signal from which passes to the recorder.
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Barenboim, G.M., Domanskii, A.N., Turoverov, K.K. (1969). Apparatus for Bioluminescence Measurements. In: Luminescence of Biopolymers and Cells. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-6441-0_6
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