Transcriptome foundations of low FDG uptake in prostate cancer

X Wang, R Wahl - 2009 - Soc Nuclear Med
1571 Objectives FDG uptake in prostate cancers is commonly low for unclear reasons. We
examined RNA transcriptomes of prostate cancer vs. normal prostate using microarray …

A regression model to predict tumor cellularity in patients with prostate cancer and low FDG uptake

X Wang, P Huang, S Yang, R Wahl - 2015 - Soc Nuclear Med
1450 Objectives To explore underlying biological processes of low FDG uptake in prostate
cancer using gene expression, measured by array chips (over 20,000 transcripts and …

Transcriptome foundations of high FDG uptake in lung cancer

X Wang, R Wahl - 2009 - Soc Nuclear Med
1608 Objectives The molecular basis of increased lung cancer glycolysis has not been
comprehensively assessed. We examined the RNA transcriptomes of lung cancer vs. normal …

FDG PET in prostate cancer

H Jadvar - PET clinics, 2009 - pet.theclinics.com
The role of positron emission tomography (PET) with [F-18]-fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) for
the imaging evaluation of patients who have cancer has expanded rapidly worldwide. The …

Use of FDG PET-CT for atypical prostate cancers

J Oldan, B Chin - 2014 - Soc Nuclear Med
1343 Learning Objectives 1. FDG-PET can be used for staging of prostate cancers other
than conventional acinar adenocarcinoma. 2. Prostate cancers of unusual histology …

Comparative gene expression related to the uptake of PET radiotracers in prostate cancer cell lines

X Wang, R Wahl - 2012 - Soc Nuclear Med
1144 Objectives FDG PET can be limited in the evaluation of prostate cancer. Several other
PET tracers show promise. Using whole genome microarray profile of cell lines, we …

Comparison of lung cancer genomic profiles for glycolysis versus proliferation radiotracers

X Wang, R Wahl - 2012 - Soc Nuclear Med
18 Objectives FDG PET provides useful information for lung cancer management, although
FDG uptake can be present during infection and inflammation. FLT as a DNA synthesis …

FDG uptake in the prostate gland on PET/CT: a worrisome sign for prostate cancer regardless of PSA level

M Nathan, E Rohren - 2006 - Soc Nuclear Med
518 Objectives: Prostate carcinoma is presently the most common neoplasm in men. It has
been clearly established that, due to the prostate9s low glycolytic activity, FDG-PET is …

Fatty acid rather than glucose metabolism is the dominant bioenergetic pathway in prostate cancer

Y Liu, L Zuckier, N Ghesani - 2008 - Soc Nuclear Med
413 Objectives: Prostate cancer is characterized by slow glycolysis and low FDG avidity on
PET imaging. We hypothesize that fatty acid rather than glucose metabolism is the dominant …

Impact of cell cycle dependent genes on FDG kinetics

L Strauss, S Klippel, L Pan, C Cheng, D Koczan… - 2008 - Soc Nuclear Med
396 Objectives: Transport and phosphorylation of F-18-Deoxyglucose (FDG) in tumor cells
determine primarily the FDG kinetics. Other biological processes like proliferation may have …