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In vivo quantification of cell-surface receptors in solid cancers: two imaging agents are better than one

Kenneth M. Tichauer

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Abstract

Variability in physiology amongst tumors can significantly influence nonspecific delivery and retention of cancer targeted imaging agents. Here, the administration of a second, untargeted agent is explored to account for nonspecific effects, allowing quantitative analyses.

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