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Feasibility of simultaneous PET/MR imaging in the head and upper neck area.
Published in:
2011
By:
- Boss A;
- Stegger L;
- Bisdas S;
- Kolb A;
- Schwenzer N;
- Pfister M;
- Claussen CD;
- Pichler BJ;
- Pfannenberg C;
- Boss, Andreas;
- Stegger, Lars;
- Bisdas, Sotirios;
- Kolb, Armin;
- Schwenzer, Nina;
- Pfister, Markus;
- Claussen, Claus D;
- Pichler, Bernd J;
- Pfannenberg, Christina
Publication type:
journal article
Cell tracking with optical imaging.
Published in:
2008
By:
- Sutton EJ;
- Henning TD;
- Pichler BJ;
- Bremer C;
- Daldrup-Link HE;
- Sutton, Elizabeth J;
- Henning, Tobias D;
- Pichler, Bernd J;
- Bremer, Christoph;
- Daldrup-Link, Heike E
Publication type:
journal article
PET/MRI hybrid imaging: devices and initial results.
Published in:
2008
By:
- Pichler BJ;
- Judenhofer MS;
- Wehrl HF;
- Pichler, Bernd J;
- Judenhofer, Martin S;
- Wehrl, Hans F
Publication type:
journal article
Spontaneous cellular uptake of exogenous messenger RNA in vivo is nucleic acid-specific, saturable and ion dependent.
Published in:
2009
By:
- Probst, J.;
- Weide, B.;
- Scheel, B.;
- Pichler, BJ;
- Hoerr, I.;
- Rammensee, H-G;
- Pascolo, S.
Publication type:
Correction Notice
A splice site mutation in the murine Opa1 gene features pathology of autosomal dominant optic atrophy.
Published in:
2007
By:
- Alavi MV;
- Better S;
- Schimpf S;
- Schuettauf F;
- Schraermeyer U;
- Wehrl HF;
- Ruttiger L;
- Beck SC;
- Tonagel F;
- Pichler BJ;
- Knipper M;
- Peters T;
- Laufs J;
- Wissinger B;
- Alavi, Marcel V;
- Bette, Stefanie;
- Schimpf, Simone;
- Schuettauf, Frank;
- Schraermeyer, Ulrich;
- Wehrl, Hans F
Publication type:
journal article

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Feasibility of simultaneous PET/MR imaging in the head and upper neck area.

Cell tracking with optical imaging.

PET/MRI hybrid imaging: devices and initial results.

Spontaneous cellular uptake of exogenous messenger RNA in vivo is nucleic acid-specific, saturable and ion dependent.

A splice site mutation in the murine Opa1 gene features pathology of autosomal dominant optic atrophy.