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Robert H Mach

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PET Clinics|May 10, 2016
PrefaceRobert H Mach
Journal of Nuclear Medicine : Official Publication, Society of Nuclear Medicine|July 19, 2014
New targets for the development of PET tracers for imaging neurodegeneration in Alzheimer diseaseRobert H Mach
Seminars in Nuclear Medicine|August 23, 2017
Small Molecule Receptor Ligands for PET Studies of the Central Nervous System-Focus on G Protein Coupled ReceptorsRobert H Mach
Progress in Molecular Biology and Translational Science|September 5, 2019
Development of brain PET imaging agents: Strategies for imaging neuroinflammation in Alzheimer's diseaseBieneke Janssen, Robert H Mach
Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology|March 19, 2017
The Evolution of the Sigma-2 (σ<sub>2</sub>) Receptor from Obscure Binding Site to Bona Fide Therapeutic TargetChenbo Zeng, Robert H Mach
Current Pharmaceutical Design|February 7, 2003
Progress in developing D3 dopamine receptor ligands as potential therapeutic agents for neurological and neuropsychiatric disordersRobert R Luedtkea, Robert H Mach
Journal of Labelled Compounds & Radiopharmaceuticals|September 1, 2017
Challenges in the development of dopamine D2- and D3-selective radiotracers for PET imaging studiesRobert H Mach, Robert R Luedtke
PET Clinics|May 10, 2016
Challenges for Developing PET Tracers: Isotopes, Chemistry, and Regulatory AspectsRobert H Mach, Sally W Schwarz
Organic Letters|October 14, 2016
Pd-Catalyzed Synthesis of Piperazine Scaffolds Under Aerobic and Solvent-Free ConditionsSean W Reilly, Robert H Mach
Molecular Imaging and Biology|September 4, 2015
The PGRMC1 Protein Level Correlates with the Binding Activity of a Sigma-2 Fluorescent Probe (SW120) in Rat Brain CellsChenbo Zeng, Neha Garg, Robert H Mach
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PET Clinics|May 10, 2016
PrefaceRobert H Mach
Journal of Nuclear Medicine : Official Publication, Society of Nuclear Medicine|July 19, 2014
New targets for the development of PET tracers for imaging neurodegeneration in Alzheimer diseaseRobert H Mach
Seminars in Nuclear Medicine|August 23, 2017
Small Molecule Receptor Ligands for PET Studies of the Central Nervous System-Focus on G Protein Coupled ReceptorsRobert H Mach
Progress in Molecular Biology and Translational Science|September 5, 2019
Development of brain PET imaging agents: Strategies for imaging neuroinflammation in Alzheimer's diseaseBieneke Janssen, Robert H Mach
Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology|March 19, 2017
The Evolution of the Sigma-2 (σ<sub>2</sub>) Receptor from Obscure Binding Site to Bona Fide Therapeutic TargetChenbo Zeng, Robert H Mach
Current Pharmaceutical Design|February 7, 2003
Progress in developing D3 dopamine receptor ligands as potential therapeutic agents for neurological and neuropsychiatric disordersRobert R Luedtkea, Robert H Mach
Journal of Labelled Compounds & Radiopharmaceuticals|September 1, 2017
Challenges in the development of dopamine D2- and D3-selective radiotracers for PET imaging studiesRobert H Mach, Robert R Luedtke
PET Clinics|May 10, 2016
Challenges for Developing PET Tracers: Isotopes, Chemistry, and Regulatory AspectsRobert H Mach, Sally W Schwarz
Organic Letters|October 14, 2016
Pd-Catalyzed Synthesis of Piperazine Scaffolds Under Aerobic and Solvent-Free ConditionsSean W Reilly, Robert H Mach
Molecular Imaging and Biology|September 4, 2015
The PGRMC1 Protein Level Correlates with the Binding Activity of a Sigma-2 Fluorescent Probe (SW120) in Rat Brain CellsChenbo Zeng, Neha Garg, Robert H Mach
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