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Biomedical Optics MCQ
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Autofluorescence in tissues is due to:
Autofluorescence in tissues is due to:
A. Foreign materials
B. Intrinsic fluorophores
C. Absorption of X-rays
D. Laser beams
Explanation:
Intrinsic molecules fluoresce naturally.
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