论文信息 - Clinical research using compounds labeled with radioactive carbon and hydrogen as tracers.

Clinical research using compounds labeled with radioactive carbon and hydrogen as tracers.

Excerpt Isotopes can be used in clinical research in two principal ways: first, to simplify existing analytic or diagnostic methods; and second, to study phenomena that cannot be examined readily, ...

G. Leroy

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