ArticleNuclear medicine and biology
ImmunoPET for mesothelin positive tissues using bio-orthogonal in-vivo click chemistry.
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Mesothelin is a membrane bound antigen overexpressed in a wide array of cancers including ovarian, pancreatic, lung, and triple negative breast cancers. Here a full-length IgG antibody developed against mesothelin, called MESO-HSS1 was conjugated for immunoPET imaging and assessed in-vivo in a H956 mesothelin positive model. Furthermore, random lysine conjugation as well as a site selective conjugation method were compared in two pretargeting models for overall tumor uptake alongside non target organs and tumor to organ ratios. Overall, [
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