TABLE 1

Comparison of 125I-JR11 Antagonist Binding with 125I-Tyr3-Octreotide Agonist Binding in Breast Cancer and RCCs Using 30,000 cpm/100 μL of Radioligand

Tumor tissueSurrounding vessels
Case no.125I-JR-11–specific binding (dpm/mg of tissue)125I-Tyr3-octreotide–specific binding (dpm/mg of tissue)125I-JR-11–specific binding (dpm/mg of tissue)125I-Tyr3-octreotide–specific binding (dpm/mg of tissue)
Breast cancer
 No. 13,6483944,6321,465
 No. 22,179 het417 het
 No. 328301,861508
 No. 49,9371,5354,3020
 No. 51,891 het382 het2,4970
 No. 688102,0620
 No. 74,226 het508
 No. 842002,196591
 No. 91,883 het0
 No. 10002,2360
 No. 118,788958
 No. 129,2251,3493,325559
 No. 13>10,0001,2073,5120
RCC
 No. 13,833157
 No. 26,083388
 No. 34,8716935,4711,898
 No. 48,169209
 No. 54,932656
 No. 61,9312363,9081,056
 No. 72,0083376,4511,100
 No. 84,609311
 No. 91,6311652,855920
 No. 102,1063453,7231,245
 No. 112,3913113,6591,224
 No. 122,7613683,9141,565
  • het = heterogeneous receptor distribution.

  • Nonspecific binding values measured in 13 breast carcinomas were 613 ± 73 dpm/mg of tissue (mean ± SEM) in 125I-JR11 experiments and 346 ± 24 dpm/mg of tissue in 125I-Tyr3-octreotide experiments. Nonspecific binding values in 12 RCCs were 397 ± 31 dpm/mg of tissue (mean ± SEM) in 125I-JR11 experiments and 270 ± 14 dpm/mg of tissue in the 125I-Tyr3-octreotide experiments.