Title of article :
Positron Emission Tomography Study of Pindolol Occupancy of 5-HT(1A) Receptors in Humans: Preliminary Analyses
Author/Authors :
Caltabiano، Stephen نويسنده , , Slifstein، Mark نويسنده , , Laruelle، Marc نويسنده , , Martinez، Diana نويسنده , , Mawlawi، Osama نويسنده , , Hwang، Dah-Ren نويسنده , , Kent، Justine نويسنده , , Simpson، Norman نويسنده , , Parsey، Ramin V. نويسنده , , Hashimoto، Tomoki نويسنده , , Huang، Yiyun نويسنده , , Heertum، Ronald Van نويسنده , , Abi-Dargham، Anissa نويسنده , , Malizia، Andrea نويسنده , , Cowley، Hugh نويسنده , , Mann، J. John نويسنده ,
Issue Information :
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2000
Pages :
-522
From page :
523
To page :
0
Abstract :
Large scale transport events are studied using two different 3-D simulation codes related to resistive ballooning and ion temperature gradient turbulence. The turbulence is driven by a constant incoming flux. In the case of resistive ballooning simulations, the underlying structures are found to be radially elongated on the low field side and distorted by magnetic shear in the parallel direction (streamers). The non-linear character of these structures is emphasized. Bursty transport is investigated in the presence of zonal flows and internal transport barriers generated either by a strong shear flow or with a magnetic shear reversal. In deriving a low dimensional model that captures the main features of bursty transport dynamics, it is found that E x B shear flow is necessary to trigger the bursts.
Keywords :
5-HT(1A) Receptors , Positron-emission tomography , Pindolol , SSRI , Mood disorders
Journal title :
NUCLEAR MEDICING & BIOLOGY
Serial Year :
2000
Journal title :
NUCLEAR MEDICING & BIOLOGY
Record number :
29471
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