PET Studies on Dopamine D1 Receptors in the Human Brain with Carbon-11-SCH 39166 and Carbon-11-NNC 756

Arto O. Laihinen; Juha O. Rinne; Hanna M. Ruottinen; Kjell å. Nåagren; Pertti K. Lehikoinen; Vesa J. Oikonen; Ulla H. Ruotsalainen; Urpo K. Rinne

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PET Studies on Dopamine D1 Receptors in the Human Brain with Carbon-11-SCH 39166 and Carbon-11-NNC 756

Arto O. Laihinen, Juha O. Rinne, Hanna M. Ruottinen, Kjell å. Nåagren, Pertti K. Lehikoinen, Vesa J. Oikonen, Ulla H. Ruotsalainen and Urpo K. Rinne

Journal of Nuclear Medicine December 1994, 35 (12) 1916-1920;

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PET Studies on Dopamine D1 Receptors in the Human Brain with Carbon-11-SCH 39166 and Carbon-11-NNC 756

Arto O. Laihinen, Juha O. Rinne, Hanna M. Ruottinen, Kjell å. Nåagren, Pertti K. Lehikoinen, Vesa J. Oikonen, Ulla H. Ruotsalainen, Urpo K. Rinne

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PET Studies on Dopamine D1 Receptors in the Human Brain with Carbon-11-SCH 39166 and Carbon-11-NNC 756

Arto O. Laihinen, Juha O. Rinne, Hanna M. Ruottinen, Kjell å. Nåagren, Pertti K. Lehikoinen, Vesa J. Oikonen, Ulla H. Ruotsalainen, Urpo K. Rinne

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Dec 1994, 35 (12) 1916-1920;

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