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Magnetic resonance imaging for detection and analysis of mouse phenotypes.
NMR in biomedicine - 1 Nov 2005
Nieman Brian J, Bock Nicholas A, Bishop Jonathon, Chen X Josette, Sled John G, Rossant Janet, Henkelman R Mark
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With the enormous and growing number of experimental and genetic mouse models of human disease, there is a need for efficient means of characterizing abnormalities in mouse anatomy and physiology. Adaptation of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to the scale of the mouse promises to address this challenge and make major contributions to biomedical research by non-invasive assessment in the mouse. MRI is already...
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