An Integrin-alpha(v)beta(6)/alpha(5)beta(1)-Bitargeted Probe for the SPECT Imaging of Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma in Preclinical and Primary Clinical Studies
An Integrin-alpha(v)beta(6)/alpha(5)beta(1)-Bitargeted Probe for the SPECT Imaging of Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma in Preclinical and Primary Clinical Studies
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用于临床前和初步临床研究中胰腺腺癌 SPECT 成像的整合素-α(v)β(6)/α(5)β(1) 双靶向探针
DOI:
10.1021/acs.bioconjchem.1c00296
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发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
4.7
通讯作者:
Wang Fan
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作者:
Zhao Haitao;Gao Hannan;Luo Chuangwei;Yang Guangjie;Zhao Xiaoyu;Gao Shi;Ma Qingjie;Jia Bing;Shi Jiyun;Wang Fan
Pancreatic adenocarcinoma (PA) is one of the deadliest human malignancies. However, early detection, prediction of surgical resectability, and prognosis of PA are challenging with current conventional imaging technologies in the clinic. Molecular imaging technologies combined with novel imaging probes could be useful for early detection and accurate staging of PA. Integrin αvβ6and α5β1are found to be overexpressed in PA. In this study, integrin αvβ6/α5β1-bitargeted probes99mTc-HYNIC-isoDGR (99mTc-isoDGR) and99mTc-HYNIC-PEG4-PisoDGR2 (99mTc-3PisoDGR2) were prepared and evaluated in the BxPC-3 human pancreatic tumor model. Both subcutaneous andin situBxPC-3 tumors could be clearly visualized by99mTc-isoDGR nanoScan SPECT/CT imaging with a high ratio of tumor to background. The blocking study with excess nonradioactive peptide showed a significantly reduced tumor uptake, which confirmed the specificity of99mTc-isoDGR. Biodistribution results confirmed the imaging results. The dimer tracer99mTc-3PisoDGR2 significantly enhanced tumor uptake compared with99mTc-isoDGR, and the spontaneous PA lesion in the mouse model could be clearly visualized by99mTc-3PisoDGR2. The primary clinical study also verified the ability of99mTc-3PisoDGR2 for detection of PA. Therefore, SPECT/CT imaging using the integrin αvβ6/α5β1-bitargeted99mTc-3PisoDGR2 provided a potential approach for the noninvasive detection of PA.