k Series of twelve PET scans positron emission tomography of axial sections through a normal human brain, illustrating the gradual incorporation of a radioactive tracer in protein synthesis. The images were taken at intervals after the introduction of radioactive methionine an aminoacid building block of proteins into the circulation. The first image top left was taken 30 seconds after injecting the tracer shows methionine red areas on image in the vascular spaces only bottom successive images show its presence developing in the cerebral cortex, extending to the inner white matter and illustrate the extent of active protein synthesis. Image at bottom is control shows blood volume limage de volume sanguin. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Series of twelve PET scans (positron emission tomography) of axial sections through a normal human brain, illustrating the gradual incorporation of a radioactive tracer in protein synthesis. The images were taken at intervals after the introduction of radioactive methionine (an amino-acid building block of proteins) into the circulation. The first image (top left) was taken 30 seconds after injecting the tracer & shows methionine (red areas on image) in the vascular spaces only (bottom); successive images show its presence developing in the cerebral cortex, extending to the inner white matter and illustrate the extent of active protein synthesis. Image at bottom is control; shows blood volume (l'image de volume sanguin).
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Series of twelve PET scans (positron emission tomography) of axial sections through a normal human brain, illustrating the gradual incorporation of a radioactive tracer in protein synthesis. The images were taken at intervals after the introduction of radioactive methionine (an amino-acid building block of proteins) into the circulation. The first image (top left) was taken 30 seconds after injecting the tracer & shows methionine (red areas on image) in the vascular spaces only (bottom); successive images show its presence developing in the cerebral cortex, extending to the inner white matter and illustrate the extent of active protein synthesis. Image at bottom is control; shows blood volume (l'image de volume sanguin).

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