Analysis of hyperpolarized dynamic 13C lactate imaging in a transgenic mouse model of prostate cancer.
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John Kurhanewicz | Daniel B Vigneron | Charles H Cunningham | Sarah J Nelson | Albert P. Chen | Albert P Chen | Robert A Bok | J. Kurhanewicz | S. Nelson | D. Vigneron | J. Lupo | C. Cunningham | R. Bok | M. Zierhut | Janine M Lupo | Matthew L Zierhut | A. Chen
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