N-Terminal Labeling of Filamentous Phage To Create Cancer Marker Imaging Agents
Zachary M. Carrico(University of California, Berkeley), Matthew B. Francis(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), James D. Marks(San Francisco General Hospital), Sonny C. Hsiao(University of California, Berkeley), Michelle E. Farkas(Amherst College), Harshal A. Chokhawala(University of California, Berkeley), Yu Zhou(University of California, San Francisco), Douglas S. Clark(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
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