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Cellular MRI contrast via coexpression of transferrin receptor and ferritin

24 May 2006

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Recently there has been growing interest in the development and use of iron-based contrast agents for cellular imaging with MRI. In this study we investigated coexpression of the transferrin receptor and ferritin genes to induce cellular contrast in a biological system. Expression of transgenic human transferrin receptor and human ferritin H-subunit was induced in a stably transfected mouse neural stem cell line....

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PMID: 16724301
DOI: 10.1002/mrm.20914

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