FDG-PET reproducibility in tumor-bearing mice: comparing a traditional SUV approach with a tumor-to-brain tissue ratio approach.
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Results from 11C-metformin-PET scans, tissue analysis and cellular drug-sensitivity assays questions the view that biguanides affects tumor respiration directly.The potential of hyperpolarized 13C magnetic resonance spectroscopy to monitor the effect of combretastatin based vascular disrupting agents.
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FDG-PET reproducibility in tumor-bearing mice: comparing a traditional SUV approach with a tumor-to-brain tissue ratio approach.
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FDG-PET reproducibility in tum ...... o-brain tissue ratio approach.
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Jens Overgaard
Morten Busk
Ole L Munk
Steen Jakobsen
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10.1080/0284186X.2016.1276620
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2017-01-17T00:00:00Z