Radiofrequency-Radiation Exposure Does Not Induce Detectable Leakage of Albumin Across the Blood-Brain Barrier

Jill M. S. McQuade(United States Air Force Research Laboratory), P. A. Mason(United States Air Force Research Laboratory), Terri Scholin(United States Air Force Research Laboratory), James H. Merritt(United States Air Force Research Laboratory), Omid B. Rahimi(The University of Texas at San Antonio), Michael R. Murphy(United States Air Force Research Laboratory), Alexander Salazar(General Dynamics (United States)), Stephanie A. Miller(The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center), Michael Cook(United States Air Force Research Laboratory)
Radiation Research
April 28, 2009
10.1667/rr1507.1
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