Glutamatergic Biomarkers for Cocaine Addiction: A Longitudinal Study Using MR Spectroscopy and mGluR5 PET in Self-Administering Rats
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G. Bormans | G. Leurquin-Sterk | C. Casteels | K. Van Laere | U. Himmelreich | A. Weerasekera | B. de Laat
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