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Catalyst-free aqueous hyperpolarized [1-13C] pyruvate obtained by re-dissolution signal amplification by reversible exchange

Schmidt et al., 2022

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Schmidt A
de Maissin H
Adelabu I
Nantogma S
Ettedgui J
TomHon P
Goodson B
Theis T
Chekmenev E
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Despite great successes in oncology, patient outcomes are often still discouraging, and hence the diagnostic imaging paradigm is increasingly shifting toward functional imaging of the pathology to better understand individual disease biology and to personalize therapies …
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