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A Comparison of EGF and MAb 528 Labeled with 111In for Imaging Human Breast Cancer
Raymond M. Reilly, Reza Kiarash, Jasbir Sandhu, Ying Wai Lee, Ross G. Cameron, Aaron Hendler, Katherine Vallis and Jean Gariépy
Journal of Nuclear Medicine May 2000, 41 (5) 903-911;
Raymond M. Reilly
Reza Kiarash
Jasbir Sandhu
Ying Wai Lee
Ross G. Cameron
Aaron Hendler
Katherine Vallis
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A Comparison of EGF and MAb 528 Labeled with 111In for Imaging Human Breast Cancer
Raymond M. Reilly, Reza Kiarash, Jasbir Sandhu, Ying Wai Lee, Ross G. Cameron, Aaron Hendler, Katherine Vallis, Jean Gariépy
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