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Measurement of tumor oxygenation: a comparison between polarographic needle electrodes and a time-resolved luminescence-based optical sensor

Collingridge et al., 1997

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2790143227870075526
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Collingridge D
Young W
Vojnovic B
Wardman P
Lynch E
Hill S
Chaplin D
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Radiation research

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A novel oxygen sensor which does not rely on electrochemical reduction has been used to measure the oxygenation of the murine sarcoma F in a comparative study with an existing polarographic electrode that is available commercially. The prototype luminescence sensor …
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