Imaging of the human brain in health and disease /
"Modern imaging techniques have allowed researchers to non-invasively peer into the human brain and investigate, among many other things, the acute effects and long-term consequences of drug abuse. Here, we review the most commonly used and some emerging imaging techniques in addiction research...
| Uniform Title: | Imaging of the human brain in health and disease (Online) |
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Amsterdam ; Boston :
Academic Press/Elsevier,
2014.
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| Edition: | First edition. |
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| Online Access: | Connect to the full text of this electronic book |
Table of Contents:
- 1. Neuroimaging of Addiction
- 2. Brain PET imaging in the cannabinoid system
- 3. Brain imaging of annabinoid receptors
- 4. Human brain imaging of opioid receptors: application to CNS biomarker and drug development
- 5. Brain imaging of sigma receptors
- 6. Human brain imaging of acetylcholine receptors
- 7. Human brain imaging of adenosine receptors
- 8. Human brain imaging of dopamine D₁ receptors
- 9. Human brain imaging of dopamine transporters
- 10. Imaging of dopamine and serotonin receptors and transporters
- 11. Imaging the dopamine D₃ receptor in vivo
- 12. Dopamine receptors and dopamine release
- 13. Dopamine receptor imaging in schizophrenia: focus on genetic vulnerability
- 14. Human brain imaging in tardive dyskinesia
- 15. Human brain imaging of autism spectrum disorders
- 16. Radiotracers used to image the brains of patients with alzheimer's disease
- 17. Human brain imaging of anger
- 18. Imaging pain in the human brain
- 19. Imaging of neurochemical transmission in the central nervous system
- 20. Characterizing recovery of the human brain following stroke: evidence form fMRI studies.