New nanosized biocompatible MR contrast agents based on lysine-dendri-graft macromolecules.
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Hisataka Kobayashi | Mikako Ogawa | Nobuyuki Kosaka | Peter L Choyke | P. Choyke | N. Kosaka | Hisataka Kobayashi | M. Ogawa | Celeste A S Regino | Mark Williams | L. H. Bryant | L Henry Bryant | Bernardo Marcelino | C. Regino | Bernardo Marcelino | Mark C. Williams | L. Bryant
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