Inaugural Article: Positron emission tomography provides molecular imaging of biological processes
By M. Phelps. 2000
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- Introduction of fluorine and fluorine-containing functional groups. (2013, unknown): “{Miller, 2008 #855;Cai, 2008 #1032;Ametamey, 2008 #748;Phelps, 2000 #858;Bolton, 2002 #752;Tredwell, 2012 #2848) 8.1.”
- Molecular imaging in living subjects: seeing fundamental biological processes in a new light. (2003, background): “…sensitive than radionuclide and optical techniques, which offer higher levels of sensitivity for imaging relatively low levels of reporter probe (see below): as low as 10−12 mole/L of radiolabeled substrate for PET (Phelps 1991), and probably in the femtomolar range for bioluminescence imaging.”
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