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Circular polarization in scattered light as a possible biomarker
Sparks, W.; Hough, J.; Kolokolova, L.; Germer, T.A.; Chen, F.; DasSarma, S.; DasSarma, P.; Robb, F.T.; Manset, N.; Reid, I.; Macchetto, F.D.; Martin, W. (2009)Biological molecules exhibit homochirality and are optically active. Therefore, it is possible that the scattering of light by biological molecules might result in a macroscopic signature in the form of circular polarization. ... -
Correction for Sparks et al., Detection of circular polarization in light scattered from photosynthetic microbes [fig 1]
Sparks, W.B.; Hough, J.; Germer, T.A.; Chen, F.; DasSarma, S.; DasSarma, P.; Robb, F.T.; Manset, N.; Kolokolova, L.; Reid, N.; Macchetto, F.D.; Martin, William Eugene (2009-06-30) -
Detection of circular polarization in light scattered from photosynthetic microbes
Sparks, W.; Hough, J.; Germer, T.A.; Chen, F.; DasSarma, S.; DasSarma, P.; Robb, F.T.; Manset, N.; Kolokolova, L.; Reid, N.; Macchetto, F.D.; Martin, William Eugene (2009-05)The identification of a universal biosignature that could be sensed remotely is critical to the prospects for success in the search for life elsewhere in the universe. A candidate universal biosignature is homochirality, ...