ArticleDiagnostics (Basel, Switzerland)2023
Hyperoxic BOLD-MRI-Based Characterization of Breast Cancer Molecular Subtypes Is Independent of the Supplied Amount of Oxygen: A Preclinical Study.
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Hyperoxic BOLD-MRI targeting tumor hypoxia may provide imaging biomarkers that represent breast cancer molecular subtypes without the use of injected contrast agents. However, the diagnostic performance of hyperoxic BOLD-MRI using different levels of oxygen remains unclear. We hypothesized that molecular subtype characterization with hyperoxic BOLD-MRI is feasible independently of the amount of oxygen. Twenty-three nude mice that were inoculated into the flank with luminal A (
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