Availability of Central α4β2* Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptors in Human Obesity
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M. Blüher | J. Luthardt | M. Patt | S. Hesse | O. Sabri | G. Becker | M. Hankir | P. Meyer | M. Rullmann | A. Hilbert | E. Schweickert de Palma | T. Günnewig | Sarah Martin
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