Mechanisms of tissue–iron relaxivity: Nuclear magnetic resonance studies of human liver biopsy specimens
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Marvin D Nelson | Nilesh R Ghugre | John C Wood | T. Coates | N. Ghugre | J. Wood | M. Nelson | Thomas D Coates | Marvin D. Nelson
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