Cholinergic Projection from the Basal Forebrain and Cerebral Glucose Metabolism in Rats: A Dynamic PET Study
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Hidenao Fukuyama | Yasuomi Ouchi | Yoshiharu Yonekura | Hiroshi Yamauchi | Yasuhiro Magata | H. Fukuyama | Y. Yonekura | H. Yamauchi | J. Konishi | Y. Magata | Y. Ouchi | M. Ogawa | J. Kimura | Jun Kimura | Junji Konishi | Masafumi Ogawa
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