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Matsumoto, Natsuki
Kyoto University
Komaki, Takanori
Kyoto University
Konishi, Hiroaki
Kyoto University
Kimura, Yu
Kyoto University
Son, Aoi
Kyoto University
Imai, Hirohiko
Kyoto University
Matsuda, Tetsuya
Kyoto University
Aoyama, Yasuhiro
Kyoto University
Kondo, Teruyuki
Kyoto University
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学術雑誌論文
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抄録 | Three-dimensional (3D) representation of a tumor with respect to its size, shape, location, and boundaries is still a challenge in photoacoustic (PA) imaging using artificial contrast agents as probes. We carried out PA imaging of tumors in mice using 800RS-PMPC, which was obtained by coupling of 800RS, a near-infrared cyanine dye, with PMPC, a highly selective tumor-targeting methacrylate polymer having phosphorylcholine side chains, as a probe. The conjugate 800RS-PMPC forms compact nanoparticles (dDLS = 14.3 nm), retains the biocompatibility of the parent polymer (PMPC) and exhibits unprecedented PA performance. When applied to mice bearing a 6 × 3 × 3 mm3 tumor buried 6 mm beneath the skin, the probe 800RS-PMPC selectively accumulates in the tumor and emits PA signals that are strong enough to be unambiguously distinguished from noise signals of endogenous blood/hemoglobin. The PA image thus obtained under high-threshold conditions allows 3D characterization of the tumor in terms of its size, shape, location, and boundaries.
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Scientific Reports
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ISSN | 20452322
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出版者 | Springer Nature
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巻 | 10
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開始ページ | 19363
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発行日 | 2020-11-09
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生物資源系
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