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Blood brain barrier permeability of [11C]loperamide in humans under normal and impaired P-glycoprotein function

@inproceedings{Passchier2008BloodBB,
  title={Blood brain barrier permeability of [11C]loperamide in humans under normal and impaired P-glycoprotein function},
  author={Jan Passchier and Robert A. Comley and Cristian A. Salinas and Eugenii A. Rabiner and Roger N. Gunn and Vincent J. Cunningham and Alan A. Wilson and Sylvain Houle and Antony D. Gee and Marc Laruelle},
  year={2008}
}
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