Design of brain imaging agents for positron emission tomography: do large bioconjugates provide an opportunity for in vivo brain imaging?

Author： Schirrmacher Ralf   Bernard-Gauthier Vadim   Reader Andrew   Soucy Jean-Paul   Schirrmacher Esther   Wängler Björn   Wängler Carmen  

Publisher： Future Science

ISSN： 1756-8927

Source： Future Medicinal Chemistry, Vol.5, Iss.14, 2013-09, pp. : 1621-1634

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