31P NMR IN LIVING TISSUE: THE ROAD FROM A PROMISING TO AN IMPORTANT TOOL IN BIOLOGY
Authors:
- D.G. GadianDGD.G. Gadian
- G.K. RaddaGRG.K. Radda
- R.E. RichardsRRR.E. Richards
- P.J. SeeleyPSP.J. Seeley
- 1 January 1979
- book chapter
- Published by Elsevier
- p. 463-535
Abstract
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