Region and volume dependencies in spectral line width assessed by 1H 2D MR chemical shift imaging in the monkey brain at 7 T.
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Josef Pfeuffer | Fritz Schick | Christoph Juchem | Hellmut Merkle | N. Logothetis | F. Schick | H. Merkle | J. Pfeuffer | C. Juchem | Nikos K Logothetis
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