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[18F]PARPi Imaging Is Not Affected by HPV Status In Vitro.

Navjot GuruPaula Demétrio De Souza FrançaGiacomo PirovanoCien HuangSnehal G PatelThomas Reiner
Published in: Molecular imaging (2021)
The HPV status, often used clinically to stratify patients, did not affect PARP1 levels, suggesting that PARP imaging can be performed in both HPV-positive and HPV-negative patients. This study confirms that the PET imaging agent [18F]PARPi could serve as a general clinical tool for oropharyngeal cancer patients.
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