In Vivo Bioactivity and Biodistribution of Chemotactic Peptide Analogs in Nonhuman Primates

Alan J. Fischman; Donald Rauh; Howard Solomon; John W. Babich; Ronald G. Tompkins; Daniel Kroon; H. William Strauss; Robert H. Rubin

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In Vivo Bioactivity and Biodistribution of Chemotactic Peptide Analogs in Nonhuman Primates

Alan J. Fischman, Donald Rauh, Howard Solomon, John W. Babich, Ronald G. Tompkins, Daniel Kroon, H. William Strauss and Robert H. Rubin

Journal of Nuclear Medicine December 1993, 34 (12) 2130-2134;

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In Vivo Bioactivity and Biodistribution of Chemotactic Peptide Analogs in Nonhuman Primates

Alan J. Fischman, Donald Rauh, Howard Solomon, John W. Babich, Ronald G. Tompkins, Daniel Kroon, H. William Strauss, Robert H. Rubin

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Dec 1993, 34 (12) 2130-2134;

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In Vivo Bioactivity and Biodistribution of Chemotactic Peptide Analogs in Nonhuman Primates

Alan J. Fischman, Donald Rauh, Howard Solomon, John W. Babich, Ronald G. Tompkins, Daniel Kroon, H. William Strauss, Robert H. Rubin

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Dec 1993, 34 (12) 2130-2134;

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