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Journal of the National Cancer Institute|March 2, 1988

Photodynamic therapy of human malignant melanoma xenografts in athymic nude miceJ S Nelson, J L McCullough, M W Berns

Metabolic Brain Disease|December 1, 1987

Adaptive decreases in amino acids (taurine in particular), creatine, and electrolytes prevent cerebral edema in chronically hyponatremic mice: rapid correction (experimental model of central pontine myelinolysis) causes dehydration and shrinkage of brainJ H Thurston, R E Hauhart, J S Nelson

Lasers in Surgery and Medicine|January 1, 1992

Glucose administration combined with photodynamic therapy of cancer improves therapeutic efficacyJ S Nelson, S Kimel, L Brown, et al.

Lasers in Surgery and Medicine|August 29, 2000

Optimal cryogen spray cooling parameters for pulsed laser treatment of port wine stainsW Verkruysse, B Majaron, B S Tanenbaum, et al.

Lasers in Surgery and Medicine|March 10, 2001

Er:YAG laser skin resurfacing using repetitive long-pulse exposure and cryogen spray cooling: II. Theoretical analysisB Majaron, W Verkruysse, K M Kelly, et al.

Optics Letters|December 12, 2007

Determination of the depth-resolved Stokes parameters of light backscattered from turbid media by use of polarization-sensitive optical coherence tomographyJ F de Boer, T E Milner, J S Nelson

Applied Optics|March 28, 2008

Stable carrier generation and phase-resolved digital data processing in optical coherence tomographyJ F de Boer, C E Saxer, J S Nelson

Archives of Dermatology|June 19, 2001

Imaging blood flow in human port-wine stain in situ and in real time using optical Doppler tomographyJ S Nelson, K M Kelly, Y Zhao, et al.

Optics Letters|January 1, 1997

Optical Doppler tomographic imaging of fluid flow velocity in highly scattering mediaZ Chen, T E Milner, D Dave, et al.

Biochemistry|April 23, 1996

Incorporation of a non-nucleotide bridge into hairpin oligonucleotides capable of high-affinity binding to the Rev protein of HIV-1J S Nelson, L Giver, A D Ellington, et al.

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Journal of the National Cancer Institute|March 2, 1988

Photodynamic therapy of human malignant melanoma xenografts in athymic nude miceJ S Nelson, J L McCullough, M W Berns

Metabolic Brain Disease|December 1, 1987

Adaptive decreases in amino acids (taurine in particular), creatine, and electrolytes prevent cerebral edema in chronically hyponatremic mice: rapid correction (experimental model of central pontine myelinolysis) causes dehydration and shrinkage of brainJ H Thurston, R E Hauhart, J S Nelson

Lasers in Surgery and Medicine|January 1, 1992

Glucose administration combined with photodynamic therapy of cancer improves therapeutic efficacyJ S Nelson, S Kimel, L Brown, et al.

Lasers in Surgery and Medicine|August 29, 2000

Optimal cryogen spray cooling parameters for pulsed laser treatment of port wine stainsW Verkruysse, B Majaron, B S Tanenbaum, et al.

Lasers in Surgery and Medicine|March 10, 2001

Er:YAG laser skin resurfacing using repetitive long-pulse exposure and cryogen spray cooling: II. Theoretical analysisB Majaron, W Verkruysse, K M Kelly, et al.

Optics Letters|December 12, 2007

Determination of the depth-resolved Stokes parameters of light backscattered from turbid media by use of polarization-sensitive optical coherence tomographyJ F de Boer, T E Milner, J S Nelson

Applied Optics|March 28, 2008

Stable carrier generation and phase-resolved digital data processing in optical coherence tomographyJ F de Boer, C E Saxer, J S Nelson

Archives of Dermatology|June 19, 2001

Imaging blood flow in human port-wine stain in situ and in real time using optical Doppler tomographyJ S Nelson, K M Kelly, Y Zhao, et al.

Optics Letters|January 1, 1997

Optical Doppler tomographic imaging of fluid flow velocity in highly scattering mediaZ Chen, T E Milner, D Dave, et al.

Biochemistry|April 23, 1996

Incorporation of a non-nucleotide bridge into hairpin oligonucleotides capable of high-affinity binding to the Rev protein of HIV-1J S Nelson, L Giver, A D Ellington, et al.

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