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April 1, 1996NMR in Biomedicine

Proton MRT2 Maps Correlate With The Citrate Concentration in the Prostate

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GLGary P. LineyMLMartin LowryHull Royal InfirmaryLTLindsay W. TurnbullManchester University NHS Foundation Trust

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