Research ArticleNuclear Oncology
Delivery of Therapeutic Doses of Radioiodine Using Bispecific Antibody-Targeted Bivalent Haptens
Emmanuel Gautherot, Jean-Marc Le Doussal, Jamila Bouhou, Corine Manetti, Marie Martin, Eric Rouvier and Jacques Barbet
Journal of Nuclear Medicine November 1998, 39 (11) 1937-1943;
Emmanuel Gautherot
Jean-Marc Le Doussal
Jamila Bouhou
Corine Manetti
Marie Martin
Eric Rouvier
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Delivery of Therapeutic Doses of Radioiodine Using Bispecific Antibody-Targeted Bivalent Haptens
Emmanuel Gautherot, Jean-Marc Le Doussal, Jamila Bouhou, Corine Manetti, Marie Martin, Eric Rouvier, Jacques Barbet
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Nov 1998, 39 (11) 1937-1943;
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