Infrared spectroscopy of copper-poisoned rat liver
Abstract
I.V. Kalinin*, V.A. Tomchuk, V.A. Bogatyrenko and V.V. Liventsov
We presented the study of components in the liver of rats poisoned with the copper by infrared (IR) absorption spectra. Spectroscopic analysis of copper poisoned rat livers had been performed by the infrared absorption technique with frequency of 3000–4000 cm−1. The spectral investigation allowed to trace the changes in the rat liver samples. We determined significant changes in lipids layer distortion between control and experimental samples at 1800–1000 cm−1 frequency. Furthermore, we also registered definite changes for the CH layer distortion in the band of 3000–2500 cm−1.