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Cell Tracking By Gadolinium Labelling and Mass Spectrometry:- A Tool for Evaluating The Persistence of Cellular Therapies in Transplantation.

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Bushell, A., Managh, A., Juvet, S., Edwards, S., Sharpe, B., & Wood, K. (2014). Cell Tracking By Gadolinium Labelling and Mass Spectrometry:- A Tool for Evaluating The Persistence of Cellular Therapies in Transplantation. 98, 333–333.

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Bushell, A., et al. Cell Tracking By Gadolinium Labelling and Mass Spectrometry:- A Tool for Evaluating The Persistence of Cellular Therapies in Transplantation. 2014, pp. 333–33.

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Bushell, A, A Managh, S Juvet, S Edwards, B Sharpe, and K Wood. 2014. “Cell Tracking By Gadolinium Labelling and Mass Spectrometry:- A Tool for Evaluating The Persistence of Cellular Therapies in Transplantation.” In , 98:333–33.
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Host title:: TRANSPLANTATION
Volume:: 98
Pages:: 333-333
Publication date:: 2014-07-15
ISSN:: 0041-1337

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Pubs id:: pubs:480157
UUID:: uuid:8771676a-da1f-4634-8cc9-3541a7cd2927
Local pid:: pubs:480157
Source identifiers:: 480157
Deposit date:: 2014-10-20

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Copyright date:: 2014

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