Imaging the healing murine myocardial infarct in vivo: ultrasound, magnetic resonance imaging and fluorescence molecular tomography
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Agnieszka Kozak | C. Moran | M. Jansen | A. Thomson | A. Kozak | Maurits A Jansen | Gillian A Gray | Adrian Thomson | Christopher I White | Carmel Moran | Gillian A. Gray | C. White
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