BEATS: BEAmline for synchrotron X-ray microTomography at SESAME

Iori, G.; Alzu'bi, M.; Abbadi, A.; Al Momani, Y.; Hasoneh, A.R.; Van Vaerenbergh, P.; Cudin, I.; Marcos, J.; Ahmad, A.; Mohammad, A.; Matalgah, S.; Foudeh, I.; Al Najdawi, M.; Amro, A.; Ur Rehman, A.; Abugharbiyeh, M.; Khrais, R.; Aljadaa, A.; Nour, M.; Al Mohammad, H.; Al Omari, F.; Salama, M.; García Fusté, M.J.; Reyes-Herrera, J.; Morawe, C.; Attal, M.; Kasaei, S.; Chrysostomou, C.; Kołodziej, T.; Boruchowski, M.; Nowak, P.; Wiechecki, J.; Fatima, A.; Ghigo, A.; Wawrzyniak, A.I.; Lorentz, K.; Paolucci, G.; Lehner, F.; Krisch, M.; Stampanoni, M.; Rack, A.; Kaprolat, A.; Lausi, A.

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Figure 11
Phase-contrast SXCT scan of human incisor from the Epipalaeolithic period, EMME region. The image was collected at BEATS using a filtered white beam modality with peak X-ray energy of 36 keV and a voxel size of 6.5 µm. Number of projections: 2000. Exposure time: 0.9 ms. Scan time: 30 s. (a) Transverse section and (b) 3D rendering of the tooth virtually sectioned to expose features of interest. The following anatomical features are labelled: dental cementum (white arrow heads), dentine (stars) and cementodentinal junction (CDJ, black arrow heads). Sample courtesy of Dr Kirsi O. Lorentz and Dr Anis Fatima, the Cyprus Institute (Cyprus).

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