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Further evaluation of nicotinamide and carbogen as a strategy to reoxygenate hypoxic cells in vivo: importance of nicotinamide dose and pre-irradiation breathing time

DJ Chaplin, Michael R. Horsman, Dietmar W. Siemann

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Key concepts: Carbogen, Nicotinamide, Breathing, Radiation therapy, In vivo, Nuclear medicine, Chemistry, Hypoxia (environmental)

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