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Noninvasive monitoring of cellular movements: the utility of MRI and magnetically labeled cells

Comment on Anderson et al, page [420][1] Since the demonstration that stem cells can track to various regions within the body and differentiate in a site-specific manner, researchers have sought to exploit them for therapy. In this issue, Anderson and colleagues use MRI to monitor the migration of

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