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. 2013 May 30;110(27):11169–11174. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1220512110

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Fig. 4. — (Upper) parameter maps from PET data, overlaid on an anatomical MR atlas. (Lower) Maps of %CBV^peak change from fMRI data, windowed by a P-value map with P0.03. All maps are created from data from two animals with a mixed-effects model. Similarities in the spatial distribution of PET/fMRI signals and the dose dependencies support the idea that antagonism of RAC at D2/D3R is elicited by the CBV changes.

Inline graphic — (Upper) parameter maps from PET data, overlaid on an anatomical MR atlas. (Lower) Maps of %CBV^peak change from fMRI data, windowed by a P-value map with P0.03. All maps are created from data from two animals with a mixed-effects model. Similarities in the spatial distribution of PET/fMRI signals and the dose dependencies support the idea that antagonism of RAC at D2/D3R is elicited by the CBV changes.