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Gadolinium-Doped Hydroxyapatite Nanoparticles Functionalized with Curcumin and Folic Acid: Structural Insights and Magnetic Behavior for Theranostic Applications. [PDF]

Materials (Basel)
Marinho JPN, Vieira LAF, Oliveira AF, Garcia AM, Guarin MEB, Barbosa JBS, Ladeira YFX, Silva AHM, de Sousa EMB.   +8 more
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Quantification of Ligand-Membrane Interactions Using DNP-NMR Relaxometry. [PDF]

Anal Chem
Qi C, Pradhan N, Hilty C.
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MRI-T2 Relaxometry is Increased in Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: Indications of Acute Brain Abnormalities After Injury. [PDF]

J Neurosci Res
Bedggood MJ, Essex CA, Theadom A, Murray H, Hume P, Holdsworth SJ, Faull RLM, Pedersen M.   +7 more
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Advanced Interpretation of Field Cycling NMR Relaxometry Dispersion Profiles From Hard and Soft Materials. [PDF]

Magn Reson Chem
Faux DA, Kogon R.
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Detecting Mitochondrial Free Radicals with Quantum Sensors: From Organelles to a D. melanogaster Model of Neurodegeneration

Menon S, Reed J, Ebanks B, Shanmugham M, Brookfield A, Collison D, Sow M, James V, Mongan NP, Moisoi N, Jelezko F, Chakrabarti L, Mather ML.   +12 more
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Relaxometry and magnetometry of ferritin

Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, 1998
AbstractBy combining nuclear magnetic relaxometry on 39 ferritin samples with different iron loading with magnetometry, results were obtained that suggest a new interpretation of the core structure and magnetic properties of ferritin. These studies provide evidence that, contrary to most earlier reports, the ferritin core is antiferromagnetic (AFM ...
Rodney A Brooks, Josef Vymazal, Jeff W M Bulte   +2 more
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Combined NMR cryoporometry and relaxometry

Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics, 2002
Both cryoporometry and relaxometry probe the surface-to-volume ratio of a porous material. Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) relaxometry uses the random motion of molecules, whereas cryoporometry uses the melting-point depression of a confined liquid. An NMR setup has been built to simultaneously perform cryoporometry and relaxometry measurements. Using
Valckenborg, R.M.E., Pel, L., Kopinga, K.   +2 more
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Triple echo steady‐state (TESS) relaxometry

Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, 2014
Purpose Rapid imaging techniques have attracted increased interest for relaxometry, but none are perfect: they are prone to static (B0) and transmit (B1) field heterogeneities, and commonly biased by T2/T1. The purpose of this study is the development of
Rahel Hêule, Carl Ganter, Oliver Bieri   +2 more
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Compact NMR relaxometry of human blood and blood components

TrAC - Trends in Analytical Chemistry, 2016
Nuclear magnetic resonance relaxometry is a uniquely practical and versatile implementation of NMR technology. Because it does not depend on chemical shift resolution, it can be performed using low-field compact instruments deployed in atypical settings.
David P Cistola
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Multisliced ultrafast 2D relaxometry

Magnetic Resonance Imaging, 2010
By associating each slice in a spatially homogeneous sample with a different inversion-recovery delay time, multislice methods are used to reduce the acquisition times of 2D inversion-recovery T(1)-T(2) relaxation spectra to just a few minutes. The increased speed comes at the expense of reduced signal/noise and this is reflected most noticeably in ...
Luca, Venturi, Joshua, Warner, Brian, Hills   +2 more
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