Psychotic disorders are a complex, multifactorial group of disorders that are caused by both genetic and environmental factors. Although the underlying biochemical mechanisms are poorly understood, disturbed neuronal connectivity and altered synaptic ...
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Validation and noninvasive kinetic modeling of [11C]UCB-J PET imaging in mice. [PDF]
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