MRI innovation for the first time reveals cells energy activity in organs and tissues 1
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Charles Springer and colleagues stand near a powerful magnetic resonance imaging, or MRI, that scans the body to map electrolytes and water activity in fine detail. From left: Martin Pike, Ph.D., Eric Baker, M.S., Xin Li, Ph.D., Charles Springer, Ph.D., Brenden Moloney, M.S., Joshua Schlegel, B.S., Tom Barbara, Ph.D., and Ramon Barajas, M.D. (OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)