Recent developments have established molecular imaging of mouse models with small-
animal PET and bioluminescence imaging (BLI) as an important tool in cancer research …

Metastatic mouse models of melanoma have been characterized by gross necropsy
examination, histopathology, and optical imaging. To determine if the time progression …

Introduction and Purpose. Monitoring solid tumor growth and metastasis in small animals is
important for cancer research. Noninvasive techniques make longitudinal studies possible …

18F-FDG has been used to image mouse xenograft models with small-animal PET for
therapy response. However, the reproducibility of serial scans has not been determined. The …

In animal models of cancer, oncologic imaging has evolved from a simple assessment of
tumor location and size to sophisticated multimodality exploration of molecular, physiologic …

Noninvasive imaging of reporter gene expression using various imaging modalitiesis
playing an increasingly important role in defining molecular events in the field of cancer …

Dialkylamino-alkyl-benzamides possess an affinity for melanin, suggesting that labeling of
such benzamides with 18F could potentially produce melanin-targeted PET probes able to …

For many years the laboratory mouse has been used as the standard model for in vivo
oncology research, particularly in the development of novel PET tracers, but the growth of …

Abstract Purpose:[18F] FLT (3′-Fluoro-3′ deoxythymidine)–PET imaging was proposed
as a tool for measuring in vivo tumor cell proliferation. The aim of this article was to validate …

The feasibility of small animal imaging using a clinical positron emission
tomography/computed tomography (PET/CT) scanner with [F-18]-fluoro-2-deoxy-d-glucose …