PET study of the [11C]raclopride binding in the striatum of the awake cat: effects of anaesthetics and role of cerebral blood flow
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Nathalie Ginovart | Luc Zimmer | Vincent Leviel | N. Ginovart | V. Leviel | L. Zimmer | F. Bonnefoi | W. Hassoun | M. Le Cavorsin | Veronique Gualda | Wadad Hassoun | Marion Le Cavorsin | Veronique Gualda | Frederic Bonnefoi
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