Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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2153956 | Nuclear Medicine and Biology | 2013 | 5 Pages |
Abstract
18Â FFP-DTBZ PET shows excellent specific VMAT2 binding in both the pancreas and striatum in baboons. The renal cortex or spleen as the reference tissue in VMAT2 quantification appears supported. However further studies appear warranted to directly estimate pancreatic non-displaceable binding in humans including T1D patients and also to clarify the cause of the apparent overestimation of BCM in T1D.
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Authors
Paul E. Harris, Michael D. Farwell, Masanori Ichise,