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Low-Frequency Raman Spectroscopy of Human Hair Keratins
Low-frequency Raman bands characterizing vibrations of elements of the secondary structure of fibrillar proteins (keratins) are identified. Experiments with unpigmented human hair are performed in two configurations: with excitation radiation focused coaxially on the hair and perpendicular to it. Based on the sensitivity of polarization, the bands at 150 and 221 cm−1 are attributed to vibrations of the α-helical structures of keratins. The spectral interval of 270–340 cm−1 is attributed to vibrations of β-structures.
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Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics is an international peer reviewed journal published with the participation of the Russian Academy of Sciences. It presents full-text articles (regular, letters to the editor, reviews) with the most recent results in miscellaneous fields of physics and astronomy: nuclear physics, cosmic rays, condensed matter physics, plasma physics, optics and photonics, nanotechnologies, solar and astrophysics, physical applications in material sciences, life sciences, etc. Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics focuses on the most relevant multidisciplinary topics in natural sciences, both fundamental and applied. Manuscripts can be submitted in Russian and English languages and are subject to peer review. Accepted articles are usually combined in thematic issues on certain topics according to the journal editorial policy. Authors featured in the journal represent renowned scientific laboratories and institutes from different countries, including large international collaborations. There are globally recognized researchers among the authors: Nobel laureates and recipients of other awards, and members of national academies of sciences and international scientific societies.