Noninvasive measurement of cardiovascular function in mice with high-temporal-resolution small-animal PET.

Noninvasive measurement of cardiovascular function in mice with high-temporal-resolution small-animal PET.
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2006-06
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Journal of nuclear medicine : official publication, Society of Nuclear Medicine
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M. Kreissl;Hsiao-Ming Wu;D. Stout;W. Ladno;T. Schindler;Xiaoli Zhang;John O. Prior;M. Prins;
M. Kreissl;Hsiao-Ming Wu;D. Stout;W. Ladno;T. Schindler;Xiaoli Zhang;John O. Prior;M. Prins;
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M. Kreissl;Hsiao-Ming Wu;D. Stout;W. Ladno;T. Schindler;Xiaoli Zhang;John O. Prior;M. Prins;

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