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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Copper isotopes"”.

  1. Application of copper isotope abundance measurements to study copper trafficking in vivo

    … important metal in living systems is copper, a critical enzyme cofactor, but a potent cellular toxin when unbound inside the cell. This thesis describes the development of an analytical technique to measure isotope amount ratios in biological systems. The technique was then implemented …

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  2. Coupled differential and integral data analysis for improved uncertainty quantification of the ⁶³,⁶⁵Cu cross section evaluations

    … The new methodology was applied to the two new copper evaluations and resulted in an improved evaluation with smaller covariance data. Copper is a structural material in many nuclear applications, particularly those dealing with criticality safety. The current standard for the resonance …

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  3. 64^Cu-bis(thiosemicarbazone) Complexes for Delineating Myocardial Hypoxia

    … (BTSC) ligands readily chelate positron emitting copper isotopes, and have been demonstrated to selectively accumulate in hypoxic tissue in vitro, in vivo, and in isolated perfused hearts. While the lead compound Cu-ATSM has been widely investigated, a library of related Cu-BTSC complexes exist …

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  4. 64Cu-bis(thiosemicarbazone) complexes for delineating myocardial hypoxia

    … (BTSC) ligands readily chelate positron emitting copper isotopes, and have been demonstrated to selectively accumulate in hypoxic tissue in vitro, in vivo, and in isolated perfused hearts. While the lead compound Cu-ATSM has been widely investigated, a library of related Cu-BTSC complexes exist …

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