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Blasberg, R. G. and Gelovani, J. Molecular-genetic imaging a nuclear medicine-based perspective. Mol. Imaging 1 280-300, 2002. [Pg.958]

Receptor-Based Radiopharmaceuticals and Molecular Nuclear Medicine... [Pg.272]

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Perkins, A.C., and Missailidis, S. (2007) Radiolabelled aptamers for tumour imaging and therapy. The Quarterly Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging 51 292-296. [Pg.27]

Couturier, O., Luxen, A., Chatal, J. F., et al. (2004) Fluorinated tracers for imaging cancer with positron emission tomography. European Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, 31(8), 1182-1206. [Pg.442]

Conjugate and Medicinal Chemistry Laboratory, Division of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, Department of Radiology, Brigham and Women s Hospitril, Harvard Medical School, 75 Franscis Street, Boston, MA 02115, USA e-mail xhuang3 partners.oig... [Pg.473]

The most versatile semiquantitative technique is the standard uptake value (SUV) method that is widely used in nuclear medicine and molecular imaging. This value is also less commonly referred to as the differential uptake ratio (DUR). ft is dehned by the tissue concentration of activity as determined from the region of interest (ROI) on the PET image, divided by the injected dosage of the tracer, and multiplied by a calibration factor, which is basically the body weight, body surface or body lean mass. Thus,... [Pg.228]

Molecular sieves arc used in various applications in nuclear medicine. For example, small beads of zeolites were soaked in a solution of radioactive ions. These zeolite beads are employed as point source markers for the identification of anatomical landmarks and for gamma camera uniformity. Due to their small size and relatively high uptake they provide excellent devices for measuring spatial resolution, detector unifonnity and energy resolution.[54] Zeolites are also utilized as binding agents for toxic compounds and antioxidant for selenium, vitamins, and provitamins, and arc also used as mineral additive in various dietary strategies.[55]... [Pg.272]

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