Comparative 99mTc-Sestamibi and 3H-Daunomycin Uptake in Human Carcinoma Cells: Relation to the MDR Phenotype and Effects of Reversing Agents

Anne Cayre; Nicole Moins; Françoise Finat-Duclos; Jean Maublant; Pierre Verrelle

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Comparative ^99mTc-Sestamibi and ³H-Daunomycin Uptake in Human Carcinoma Cells: Relation to the MDR Phenotype and Effects of Reversing Agents

Anne Cayre, Nicole Moins, Françoise Finat-Duclos, Jean Maublant and Pierre Verrelle

Journal of Nuclear Medicine April 1999, 40 (4) 672-676;

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Comparative ^99mTc-Sestamibi and ³H-Daunomycin Uptake in Human Carcinoma Cells: Relation to the MDR Phenotype and Effects of Reversing Agents

Anne Cayre, Nicole Moins, Françoise Finat-Duclos, Jean Maublant, Pierre Verrelle

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Apr 1999, 40 (4) 672-676;

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Comparative ^99mTc-Sestamibi and ³H-Daunomycin Uptake in Human Carcinoma Cells: Relation to the MDR Phenotype and Effects of Reversing Agents

Anne Cayre, Nicole Moins, Françoise Finat-Duclos, Jean Maublant, Pierre Verrelle

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Apr 1999, 40 (4) 672-676;

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