Impact of D2 Receptor Internalization on Binding Affinity of Neuroimaging Radiotracers
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Mark Slifstein | Marc Laruelle | Man Jiang | Jonathan A Javitch | Anissa Abi-Dargham | Stephen Rayport | I. Schieren | N. Guo | R. Narendran | M. Laruelle | A. Abi-Dargham | M. Slifstein | J. Javitch | M. Králíková | S. Rayport | Raj Narendran | Wen Guo | Ningning Guo | Michaela Kralikova | Ira Schieren | Wen Guo | M. Jiang
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