Why is there a poster about Dopamine in the X-ray Room?
I mean, Dopamine is a neurotransmitter and thus cannot be detected with x-rays, not that x-rays are used with high frequency on the brain. There are other scans for that.
Blame the fact Neuro is currently all about the Dopamine for me noticing this fact
I mean, Dopamine is a neurotransmitter and thus cannot be detected with x-rays, not that x-rays are used with high frequency on the brain. There are other scans for that.
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I suppose one could argue that since both deal with radiation, maybe the room is multipurpose. Or something.
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I could see why they would want one machine for it, IIRC you usually do both anyway (as PET only gives you these nice blobs of colour), and it would be a lot cheaper to just buy one machine for two purposes
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I speak as a former set designer: it don't have to make sense, it gotta look good.
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I just picked up on it because of the last three weeks of lectures on Dopamine.
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