Autoradiography of CCK receptors in the rat brain using [3H]Boc[Nle28 31]CCK27–33 and [125I]bolton-hunter CCK8. Functional significance of subregional distributions
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J. Glowinski | M. Peschanski | B. Roques | J. Studler | W. Rostène | D. Pélaprat | Y. Broer | J. Tassin
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