Predicting IGF-1R therapy response in bone sarcomas: immuno-SPECT imaging with radiolabeled R1507.
Predicting IGF-1R therapy response in bone sarcomas: immuno-SPECT imaging with radiolabeled R1507.
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10.1158/1078-0432.ccr-11-1488
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2011-12-15
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van der Graaf WT
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Fleuren ED;Versleijen-Jonkers YM;van de Luijtgaarden AC;Molkenboer-Kuenen JD;Heskamp S;Roeffen MH;van Laarhoven HW;Houghton PJ;Oyen WJ;Boerman OC;van der Graaf WT
To investigate whether 111In-R1507 immuno-SPECT, a novel non-invasive, in vivo screening method to visualize membranous Insulin-like Growth Factor 1 Receptor (IGF-1R) expression and accessibility, can be used to predict IGF-1R treatment (R1507) responsein bone sarcomas. BALB/c nude mice were subcutaneously implanted with IGF-1R-expressing human bone sarcoma xenografts (OS-1, EW-5 and EW-8) which demonstrated high, modest or no response, respectively, to R1507, a monoclonal antibody targeting the extracellular domain of IGF-1R. An IGF-1R-negative tumor (OS-33), unresponsive to IGF-1R inhibitors, was examined as well. Mice were injected with indium-111 labeled R1507 (111In-R1507). Biodistribution and immuno-SPECT/CT imaging studies were performed 1, 3 and 7 days p.i. in mice with OS-1 and EW-5 xenografts and 3 days p.i. in mice with EW-8 and OS-33 xenografts. Biodistribution studies showed specific accumulation of 111In-R1507 in OS-1 and EW-5 xenografts (27.5±6.5%ID/g and 14.0±2.8%ID/g, 3 days p.i., respectively). Most importantly, 111In-R1507 uptake in IGF-1R-positive, but unresponsive, EW-8 xenografts (6.5±1.5%ID/g, 3 days p.i.) was similar to that of the IGF-1R-negative OS-33 tumor (5.5±0.6%ID/g, 3 days p.i.). Uptake in normal tissues was low and non-specific. Corresponding immuno-SPECT images clearly discriminated between high, modest and non-responding tumors by demonstrating a homogeneous (OS-1), heterogeneous (EW-5) or non-specific (EW-8 and OS-33)tumor uptake of 111In-R1507. 111In-R1507 immuno-SPECT is an excellent method to visualize membranous IGF-1R expression and target accessibility in vivo in human bone sarcoma xenografts and may serve as an independent marker to predict IGF-1R therapy (R1507) responsein bone sarcoma patients.