Manganese-52m, A New Short-Lived, Generator-Produced Radionuclide: A Potential Tracer for Positron Tomography

Robert W. Atcher; Arnold M. Friedman; John R. Huizenga; G. V. S. Rayudu; Edward A. Silverstein; David A. Turner

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Manganese-52m, A New Short-Lived, Generator-Produced Radionuclide: A Potential Tracer for Positron Tomography

Robert W. Atcher, Arnold M. Friedman, John R. Huizenga, G. V. S. Rayudu, Edward A. Silverstein and David A. Turner

Journal of Nuclear Medicine June 1980, 21 (6) 565-569;

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Robert W. Atcher, Arnold M. Friedman, John R. Huizenga, G. V. S. Rayudu, Edward A. Silverstein, David A. Turner

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jun 1980, 21 (6) 565-569;

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Manganese-52m, A New Short-Lived, Generator-Produced Radionuclide: A Potential Tracer for Positron Tomography

Robert W. Atcher, Arnold M. Friedman, John R. Huizenga, G. V. S. Rayudu, Edward A. Silverstein, David A. Turner

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jun 1980, 21 (6) 565-569;

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