The transferrin receptor: a potential molecular imaging marker for human cancer.
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R. Weissleder | L. Josephson | D. Sgroi | J. Basilion | P. Peters | J. Gaudet | E. Bos | T. Abe | F. Sato | C. Blondet | Dagmar Högemann-Savellano
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