Lee et al., 2013 - Google Patents
Uniform magnetization transfer in chemical exchange saturation transfer magnetic resonance imagingLee et al., 2013
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- Lee J
- Parasoglou P
- Xia D
- Jerschow A
- Regatte R
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The development of chemical exchange saturation transfer (CEST) has led to the establishment of new contrast mechanisms in magnetic resonance imaging, which serve as enablers for advanced molecular imaging strategies. Macromolecules in tissues and organs …
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