Chemist Judith Turnlund and physical scientist William Keyes use thermal ionization mass spectrometry to measure trackable forms of copper, called stable isotopes, in blood plasma.
Chemist Judith Turnlund and physical scientist William Keyes use thermal ionization mass spectrometry to measure trackable forms of copper, called stable isotopes, in blood plasma.
Size: 2592px × 3277px
Photo credit: © CPC Collection / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: analysis, beaker, biological, biology, biotechnology, blood, called, chemical, chemist, chemistry, clinical, copper, discover, doctor, equipment, experiment, experimental, flask, forms, industry, instrument, ionization, isotopes, judith, keyes, lab, laboratory, mass, measure, medical, microbiology, people, pharmacy, physical, plasma., research, science, scientific, scientist, spectrometry, stable, technician, test, thermal, trackable, turnlund, virus, william
