Sequential three-dimensional models of human development using magnetic resonance microscopy
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著者
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MATSUDA Y.
Institute for Solid State Physics, University of Tokyo
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Nakatsu T.
Congenital Anomaly Research Center Graduate School Of Medicine Kyoto University
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SHIOTA K.
Congenital Anomaly Research Center, Faculty of Medicine, Kyoto University
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Uwabe C.
Congenital Anomaly Research Center Graduate Sehool Of Medicine Kyoto University
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Uwabe C.
Departments Of Public Health And Anatomy Azabu University School Of Veterinary Medicine:congenital A
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Mizuta S.
Center for Information and Multimedia Studies, Kyoto University
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Minekura Y.
Center for Information and Multimedia Studies, Kyoto University
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Kakusho K.
Center for Information and Multimedia Studies, Kyoto University
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Minoh M.
Center for Information and Multimedia Studies, Kyoto University
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Kanda K.
Biomedical Engineering Laboratory, Department of Systems Science, Graduate School of Informatics, Ky
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Matsda T.
Biomedical Engineering Laboratory, Department of Systems Science, Graduate School of Informatics, Ky
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Haishi T.
Institute of Applied Physics, University of Tsukuba
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Kose K.
Institute of Applied Physics, University of Tsukuba
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Matsda T.
Biomedical Engineering Laboratory Department Of Systems Science Graduate School Of Informatics Kyoto
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Haishi T.
Institute Of Applied Physics University Of Tsukuba
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Minekura Y.
Center For Information And Multimedia Studies Kyoto University
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Uwabe C.
Congenital Anomaly Research Center Graduate School Of Medicine Kyoto University
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Uwabe C.
Department Of Anatomy Faculty Of Medicine Kyoto University
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Shiota K.
Congenital Anomaly Research Center Graduate School Of Medicine Kyoto University
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Kakusho K.
Center For Information And Multimedia Studies Kyoto University
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Minoh M.
Center For Information And Multimedia Studies Kyoto University
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Nakatsu T.
Department Of Anatomy And Developmental Biology And Congenital Anomaly Research Center Faculty Of Me
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Kose K.
Institute Of Applied Physics University Of Tsukuba
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Kanda K.
Biomedical Engineering Laboratory Department Of Systems Science Graduate School Of Informatics Kyoto
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Shiota K.
Congenital Anomaly Research Center Faculty Of Medicine Kyoto University And Merrell Dow Research Institute Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals Co.. Ltd.
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