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[Experimental research for dielectric spectroscopy of normal human platelets]
Xiangping Cui1, Qing Ma, Fang Ding
1Institute of Physiology & Pharmacology, Ningbo University Medical School, Ningbo 315211, China.
Abstract:
The dielectric spectroscopy of human platelets was measured within the frequency range of 100 KHz-100 MHz, and the dielectric numerical characters of human platelets in response to AC electric field were analyzed. We measured the AC impedance of normal human platelets with the impedance technique in the frequency domain for the first time. The experimental data were used to draw a relationship curve between the frequency of electric field and permittivity or conductivity, and then the dielectric spectrum and the Cole-Cole plots of human platelets were established and then, the characteristics of dielectric response of human platelets were decided, which demonstrated the dependence of permittivity and conductivity of human platelets upon frequency, and showed two characteristic frequencies of the dielectric spectroscopy of human platelets: the first characteristic frequency f(C1) = 6.66 MHz; the second characteristic frequency f(C2) = 9.81 MHz.
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