Method of Frequency Mapping of a Virus Using the Example of Tobacco Mosaic
摘要
Abstract
A set of vibrational eigenmodes of the tobacco mosaic virus is recorded in the frequency range of 4‒50 GHz in experiments on stimulated inelastic scattering of laser light in a liquid suspension of viral nanoparticles. The data obtained in this way is proposed to be used for rapid optical identification of viruses.