Cyclic peptide and imaging compound compositions and uses...

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C514S009100, C530S317000

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07371364

ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to novel cyclic peptides that may be conjugated with imaging agents, including novel imaging agents. Specifically, it includes c(KRGDf; SEQ ID NO. 3) NIR imaging compositions and novel cyclic HWGFTL (SEQ ID NO. 5) polypeptides which may be used inter alia in NIR, MRI and nuclear imaging as well as therapy. Additionally, the invention includes novel imaging agents, such as TS-ICG derivatives. The invention also relates to methods of making and using such compounds. Such uses include both pre-operative and intraoperative detection of tumor cells and treatment monitoring.

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