31P NMR IN LIVING TISSUE: THE ROAD FROM A PROMISING TO AN IMPORTANT TOOL IN BIOLOGY
David G. Gadian(University of Oxford), P. John Seeley(University of Oxford), G. K. Radda(Agency for Science, Technology and Research), R. E. Richards(University of Oxford)
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