Monitoring the evolution of hyperglycemia in mice using mm-wave spectroscopy
It was very recently demonstrated that mm-wave spectroscopy, in the range between 75 GHz and 110 GHz, provides the means for the non-invasive, in-vivo detection of hyperglycemia-associated conditions in mice. This mm-wave spectrometer in conjunction with Principal Component Analysis clearly differentiated, on a single day measurement, between several hyperglycemic states. In this work, using the same set-up, we will focus on the study of the feasibility of dynamically detecting and monitoring the evolution of hyperglycemia on mice with diabetes-induced conditions.