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radiotracer principle: a standalone construct

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Radiochemistry

use of a radioactive isotope as an indicator that follows its stable element through chemical or biological processes without altering them.

In radiochemistry, radiotracer principle refers to use of a radioactive isotope as an indicator that follows its stable element through chemical or biological processes without altering them. This meaning comes from Hevesy (1923) in Biochemical Journal.[1]

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References

Hevesy, G. (1923). The Absorption and Translocation of Lead by Plants. Biochemical Journal, 17(4-5), 439-445. https://doi.org/10.1042/bj0170439

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