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Research ArticleNuclear Oncology

Carbon-11-Thymidine and FDG to Measure Therapy Response

Anthony F. Shields, David A. Mankoff, Jeanne M. Link, Michael M. Graham, Janet F. Eary, Susie M. Kozawa, Minna Zheng, Barbara Lewellen, Thomas K. Lewellen, John R. Grierson and Kenneth A. Krohn
Journal of Nuclear Medicine October 1998, 39 (10) 1757-1762;
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Carbon-11-Thymidine and FDG to Measure Therapy Response
Anthony F. Shields, David A. Mankoff, Jeanne M. Link, Michael M. Graham, Janet F. Eary, Susie M. Kozawa, Minna Zheng, Barbara Lewellen, Thomas K. Lewellen, John R. Grierson, Kenneth A. Krohn
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Anthony F. Shields, David A. Mankoff, Jeanne M. Link, Michael M. Graham, Janet F. Eary, Susie M. Kozawa, Minna Zheng, Barbara Lewellen, Thomas K. Lewellen, John R. Grierson, Kenneth A. Krohn
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