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Exploring the potential of water channels for developing MRI reporters and sensors without the need for exogenous contrast agents

2024-01-23

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Genetically encoded reporters for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) offer a valuable technology for making molecular-scale measurements of biological processes within living organisms with high anatomical resolution and whole-organ coverage without relying on ionizing radiation. However, most MRI reporters rely on contrast agents, typically paramagnetic metals and metal complexes, which often need to be supplemente...

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Literature Corpus work: ca76c7c1-6d14-597f-8612-8485679dc2bf
DOI: 10.1101/2024.01.21.576580

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