k PET scan positron emission tomography of an axial section through a normal human brain. PET scans are obtained by injecting a tracer labelled with a shortlived radioactive isotope into the bloodstream, which concentrates in brain emits positrons that are recorded by a circular detector when the scan is performed. Here, radioactive methionine an amino acid has been used to show the level of activity of protein synthesis in the brain. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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PET scan (positron emission tomography) of an axial section through a normal human brain. PET scans are obtained by injecting a tracer labelled with a short-lived radioactive isotope into the bloodstream, which concentrates in brain & emits positrons that are recorded by a circular detector when the scan is performed. Here, radioactive methionine (an amino acid) has been used to show the level of activity of protein synthesis in the brain.
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PET scan (positron emission tomography) of an axial section through a normal human brain. PET scans are obtained by injecting a tracer labelled with a short-lived radioactive isotope into the bloodstream, which concentrates in brain & emits positrons that are recorded by a circular detector when the scan is performed. Here, radioactive methionine (an amino acid) has been used to show the level of activity of protein synthesis in the brain.

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