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Biological Properties of Biotin—Chelate Conjugates for Pretargeted Diagnosis and Therapy with the Avidin/Biotin System
David A. Goodwin, Claude F. Meares and Maureen Osen
Journal of Nuclear Medicine October 1998, 39 (10) 1813-1818;
David A. Goodwin
Claude F. Meares


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Biological Properties of Biotin—Chelate Conjugates for Pretargeted Diagnosis and Therapy with the Avidin/Biotin System
David A. Goodwin, Claude F. Meares, Maureen Osen
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Oct 1998, 39 (10) 1813-1818;
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