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Engineered magnetic resonance imaging contrast agent for molecular imaging application

김봉준 2015년

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' Engineered magnetic resonance imaging contrast agent for molecular imaging application' 의 주제별 논문영향력
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주제
  • aptamer
  • diagnosis
  • magnetic nanoparticle
  • magnetic resonance imaging
  • moleclular imaging probe
  • molecular imaging
  • specific targeting
  • targeting moiety
  • 분자 영상
  • 압타머
  • 자기공명 영상
  • 자성나노입자
  • 지능형 조영제
  • 표적리간드
  • 표적지향
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