Opiate receptors grow back pet mri scan

Antagonist, non-subtype selective

Antagonist, non-subtype selective

Mixed agonist/antagonist, non-subtype selective

Full agonist, non-subtype selective

The first attempt at in vivo labeling of opioid receptors was made in 1975.

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Investigators at Johns Hopkins University administered a labeled opioid receptor antagonist, [³H]naloxone, to living rats. In the excised brain tissue of these animals, they observed a regional distribution of radioactivity which corresponded to the known distribution of opioid receptors in the rodent brain (striatum > hindbrain > cerebellum).

Because of strong nonspecific binding of [³H]naloxone, acceptable target-to-nontarget ratios of radioactivity could only be reached after ex vivo washing of brain sl