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Use of a high-Tc SQUID-based nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer in magnetically unshielded environments to discriminate tumors in rats, by characterizing …

Huang et al., 2012

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1909732616414166658
Author
Huang K
Chen H
Yang H
Horng H
Liao S
Chieh J
Yang S
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Journal of Instrumentation

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This study uses a sensitive, high-T c SQUID-detected nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer in magnetically unshielded environments to discriminate liver tumors in rats, by characterizing the longitudinal relaxation rate, T 1− 1. The high-T c SQUID-based …
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