18F-5-fluoro-aminosuberic acid (FASu) as a potential tracer to gauge oxidative stress in breast cancer models

Hua Yang; Silvia Jenni; Milena Colovic; Helen Merkens; Carlee Poleschuk; Isabel Rodrigo; Qing Miao; Bruce F Johnson; Michael J Rishel; Vesna Sossi; Jack M. Webster; François Bénard; Paul Schaffer

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¹⁸F-5-fluoro-aminosuberic acid (FASu) as a potential tracer to gauge oxidative stress in breast cancer models

Hua Yang, Silvia Jenni, Milena Colovic, Helen Merkens, Carlee Poleschuk, Isabel Rodrigo, Qing Miao, Bruce F Johnson, Michael J Rishel, Vesna Sossi, Jack M. Webster, François Bénard and Paul Schaffer

Journal of Nuclear Medicine October 2016, jnumed.116.180661; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2967/jnumed.116.180661

Hua Yang

1 TRIUMF, Canada;

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Silvia Jenni

2 British Columbia Cancer Agency, Canada;

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Milena Colovic

1 TRIUMF, Canada;

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Helen Merkens

3 British Columabia Cancer Agency, Canada;

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Carlee Poleschuk

1 TRIUMF, Canada;

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Isabel Rodrigo

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Qing Miao

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Bruce F Johnson

4 GE Global Research, United States;

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Michael J Rishel

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Vesna Sossi

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Jack M. Webster

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François Bénard

2 British Columbia Cancer Agency, Canada;

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Paul Schaffer

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¹⁸F-5-fluoro-aminosuberic acid (FASu) as a potential tracer to gauge oxidative stress in breast cancer models

Hua Yang, Silvia Jenni, Milena Colovic, Helen Merkens, Carlee Poleschuk, Isabel Rodrigo, Qing Miao, Bruce F Johnson, Michael J Rishel, Vesna Sossi, Jack M. Webster, François Bénard, Paul Schaffer

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¹⁸F-5-fluoro-aminosuberic acid (FASu) as a potential tracer to gauge oxidative stress in breast cancer models

Hua Yang, Silvia Jenni, Milena Colovic, Helen Merkens, Carlee Poleschuk, Isabel Rodrigo, Qing Miao, Bruce F Johnson, Michael J Rishel, Vesna Sossi, Jack M. Webster, François Bénard, Paul Schaffer

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Oct 2016, jnumed.116.180661; DOI: 10.2967/jnumed.116.180661

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