Functional Imaging of Estrogen Receptors with Radiolabeled-GAP-EDL in Rabbit Endometriosis Model
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This study investigated the utility of radiolabeled-GAP-EDL as a functional imaging agent for estrogen receptors in a rabbit model of endometriosis.
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