doi: 10.1007/BF01947309.
Specific in vivo binding of d-LSD in rat brain
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Specific in vivo binding of d-LSD in rat brain
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Abstract
A reproducible in vivo d-LSD binding method in rat brain is described, with high affinity (Kd of 5 pmoles/g wet wt), stereospecificity (d- vs. 1-LSD) and regional selectivity. It may be a useful adjunct to in vitro methods for measuring changes in turnover at the synaptic level related to the intact receptor.
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