Biospectroscopy

Biospectroscopy is a scientific method that uses light to study biological materials at the molecular level. By shining different wavelengths of light on cells or tissues, researchers can analyze how these materials absorb or scatter the light. This technique provides detailed information about the chemical composition and structure of biological samples, helping scientists understand processes like disease development or cell behavior. In cellular biophysics, biospectroscopy aids in exploring how cells interact with their environment and how they function, revealing insights that can lead to advancements in medicine and biotechnology.