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The Retention and Distribution of 241 Am and 65 Zn, Given as DTPA Chelates in Rats and of [ 14 C]DTPA in Rats and Beagles

Wallace Stevens, F. W. Bruenger, D.R. Atherton, Dawn S. Buster, G. Howerton

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W. Stevens, F. W. Bruenger, D. R. Atherton, D. S. Buster, G. Howerton, The Retention and Distribution of 241 Am and 65 Zn, Given as DTPA Chelates in Rats and of $[{}^{14}{\rm C}]{\rm DTPA}$ in Rats and Beagles, Radiation Research, Vol. 75, No. 2 (Aug., 1978), pp. 397-409

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W. Stevens, F. W. Bruenger, D. R. Atherton, D. S. Buster, G. Howerton, The Retention and Distribution of 241 Am and 65 Zn, Given as DTPA Chelates in Rats and of $[{}^{14}{\rm C}]{\rm DTPA}$ in Rats and Beagles, Radiation Research, Vol. 75, No. 2 (Aug., 1978), pp. 397-409

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W. Stevens, F. W. Bruenger, D. R. Atherton, D. S. Buster, G. Howerton, The Retention and Distribution of 241 Am and 65 Zn, Given as DTPA Chelates in Rats and of $[{}^{14}{\rm C}]{\rm DTPA}$ in Rats and Beagles, Radiation Research, Vol. 75, No. 2 (Aug., 1978), pp. 397-409

Key concepts: Chelation, Chemistry, Radiochemistry, Distribution (mathematics), Zinc, Isotopes of cobalt, Nuclear chemistry, Irradiation

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