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Investigation of a MMP-2 Activity-Dependent Anchoring Probe for Nuclear Imaging of Cancer | Synapse

July 10, 2014SHILAP Revista de lepidopterología6 citationsOpen Access

Investigation of a MMP-2 Activity-Dependent Anchoring Probe for Nuclear Imaging of Cancer

TTTakashi TemmaQuantum Chemistry Research Institute HHHirofumi HanaokaKansai Medical University AYAki Yonezawa

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The results indicate the possible usefulness of our MDAP strategy for tumor imaging.

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