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High-throughput magnetic resonance imaging in mice for phenotyping and therapeutic evaluation.
Current opinion in chemical biology - 1 Aug 2005
McConville Patrick, Moody Jonathan B, Moffat Bradford A
Abstract excerpt
High-throughput mouse magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is seeing rapidly increasing demand in development of therapeutics. Recent advances including higher-field systems, new gradient and radio frequency coils and new pulse sequences, coupled with efficient animal preparation and data handling, allow high-throughput MRI under certain protocols. However, with current shifts from anatomic to functional and...
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