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Using PET H2O15 brain imaging to study the functional–anatomical correlates of non-human primate communication
2006
Methods
In this article we describe methods for using oxygen-15 water (H 2 O 15 ) positron emmission tomography (PET) to explore the functional neuroanatomy of cognition in awake, non-human primates. The discussion is based on a recent study designed to identify regions in the monkey brain associated with perceiving auditory stimuli, and species-specific calls, in particular [1]. Details are provided concerning critical aspects of the experimental paradigm, including pre-scanning habituation sessions
doi:10.1016/j.ymeth.2005.08.003
pmid:16466931
pmcid:PMC1550778
fatcat:ihkolf47lvghdgursh74d3m27i