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Notes
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It is not possible to separate the signals of adenosine from all other nucleobases; therefore NTP is the general term.
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Circular polarized coils are often named as quadrature coils.
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After all these steps it is possible to measure. The final processed spectrum is usable in most of the cases and gives the missing information about the tissue composition. Washout of contrast media in animals is much faster than in humans resulting in no interference with a following spectroscopy exam.
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