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Fluorination at the 4 position alters the substrate behavior of l-glutamine and l-glutamate: Implications for positron emission tomography of neoplasias

Jeitner et al., 2016

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Jeitner T
Kristoferson E
Azcona J
Pinto J
Stalnecker C
Erickson J
Kung H
Li J
Ploessl K
Cooper A
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Journal of fluorine chemistry

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Abstract Two 4-fluoro-l-glutamine diastereoisomers [(2S, 4R)-4-FGln,(2S, 4S)-4-FGln] were previously developed for positron emission tomography. Label uptake into two tumor cell types was greater with [18 F](2S, 4R)-4-FGln than with [18 F](2S, 4S)-4-FGln. In the present …
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