Determination of [11C]PBR28 Binding Potential in vivo: A First Human TSPO Blocking Study
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Roger N Gunn | Qi Guo | Paul M Matthews | Jan Passchier | P. Matthews | D. Nutt | J. Passchier | V. Libri | E. Rabiner | R. Gunn | J. Barletta | A. Colasanti | D. Owen | N. Kalk | Alessandro Colasanti | David J Nutt | David R Owen | Aruloly Kamalakaran | Eugenii A Rabiner | Nicola J Kalk | Dimitra Kalogiannopoulou | Rahul Dimber | Yvonne L Lewis | Vincenzo Libri | Julien Barletta | Joaquim Ramada-Magalhaes | Y. Lewis | Q. Guo | Joaquim Ramada-Magalhaes | R. Dimber | Aruloly Kamalakaran | Dimitra Kalogiannopoulou
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