Laser-induced fluorescence for detecting thermal degradation of a biological fluid model: a systematic study applying chemometrics

Omnia Hamdy; Ashraf S. Abdel Halim

doi:10.1039/d5ay01611h

January 1, 2026Analytical Methods

Laser-induced fluorescence for detecting thermal degradation of a biological fluid model: a systematic study applying chemometrics

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The research aims to evaluate the sensitivity of detecting thermal degradation in a biological fluid model using chemometrics and fluorescence.
Systematic study applied laser-induced fluorescence spectroscopy with chemometric analysis
Examined heat-induced changes in milk samples
Analyzed data to determine discrimination ability among treated samples
Fluorescence spectroscopy effectively captured thermal degradation changes
Chemometric analysis successfully discriminated between thermally treated milk and untreated samples
Indicates a reliable method for monitoring the quality of biological fluids

Implication

Systematic study reveals how chemistry techniques improve detection of thermal degradation in milk.

Abstract

Laser-induced fluorescence spectroscopy combined with chemometric analysis enables sensitive discrimination of thermally treated milk by capturing heat-induced changes in intrinsic fluorophores.

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Hamdy et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Laser-induced fluorescence for detecting thermal degradation of a biological fluid model: a systematic study applying chemometrics

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