3D compressed sensing for highly accelerated hyperpolarized 13C MRSI with in vivo applications to transgenic mouse models of cancer
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Michael Lustig | John M Pauly | John Kurhanewicz | Simon Hu | Robert Bok | Daniel B Vigneron | Peder E Z Larson | Sarah J Nelson | M. Lustig | J. Pauly | A. Balakrishnan | P. Larson | J. Kurhanewicz | S. Nelson | D. Vigneron | A. Goga | R. Bok | Simon Hu | Asha Balakrishnan | Andrei Goga
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