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Biodistribution and Radiation Dosimetry of the Amyloid Imaging Agent 11C-PIB in Humans
Noora M. Scheinin, Tuula K. Tolvanen, Ian A. Wilson, Eveliina M. Arponen, Kjell Å. Någren and Juha O. Rinne
Journal of Nuclear Medicine January 2007, 48 (1) 128-133;
Noora M. Scheinin
Tuula K. Tolvanen
Ian A. Wilson
Eveliina M. Arponen
Kjell Å. Någren
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Journal of Nuclear Medicine
Vol. 48, Issue 1
January 2007
Biodistribution and Radiation Dosimetry of the Amyloid Imaging Agent 11C-PIB in Humans
Noora M. Scheinin, Tuula K. Tolvanen, Ian A. Wilson, Eveliina M. Arponen, Kjell Å. Någren, Juha O. Rinne
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jan 2007, 48 (1) 128-133;
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