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Support for the theory that bipolar disease is due to a biochemical abnormality of the brain is supported by brain research using which of the following techniques?

a. positron emission tomography (PET) scanning that shows metabolic activity in the brain
b. computed tomography (CT) scanning that shows brain structure and metabolic activity
c. urinalysis that shows the presence of serotonin and dopamine
d. cerebral spinal fluid analysis that shows brain serotonin transporting protein

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