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. 2010 Apr 12;107(17):7910–7915. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0915163107

Fig. 5.

Fig. 5.

In vivo multichannel FMT/PET-CT. FMT/PET-CT of tumor-bearing mice, coinjected with a fluorochrome-derived RGD peptide targeting integrin (Integrisense), a protease sensor (Prosense), and the nanoparticle PET agent (64Cu-CLIO-VT680). (A and B) In 2D images, FMT (A) and PET (B) signal intensities were color-coded, whereas 3D reconstructions show a surface-rendered signal. (C) Overall, the signals in all FMT channels and in PET colocalized in tumors; however, when assessed at higher magnification, distinct differences between probes due to their different target profiles became evident.