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Positron emission tomography: human brain function and
biochemistry
Source: Science 1985 May;228(4701):799-809.
Author: Phelps ME;Mazziotta JC
PubMed ID: 2860723
Abstract:
Positron emission tomography (PET) is an analytical imaging technique that provides a way of making in vivo measurements of the anatomical distribution and rates of specific biochemical reactions. This ability of PET to measure and image dynamic biochemistry builds a bridge between the basic and clinical neurosciences founded on the commonality of the types of measurements made. Clinical findings with PET in humans are suggesting hypotheses that can be tested rigorously in the basic science laboratory
Source: Science 1985 May;228(4701):799-809.
Author: Phelps ME;Mazziotta JC
PubMed ID: 2860723
Abstract:
Positron emission tomography (PET) is an analytical imaging technique that provides a way of making in vivo measurements of the anatomical distribution and rates of specific biochemical reactions. This ability of PET to measure and image dynamic biochemistry builds a bridge between the basic and clinical neurosciences founded on the commonality of the types of measurements made. Clinical findings with PET in humans are suggesting hypotheses that can be tested rigorously in the basic science laboratory