Aerosol composition for in vivo imaging
AssigneeCentre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS)
InventorsYves-Claude Nicolau, Alain Le Pape, Rita Barot-Ciorbaru
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Abstract
The present invention relates to an aerosol composition for in vivo imaging or ex vivo diagnosis of tumors, which composition contains one or more soluble fragments of bacterial wall or cell peptidoglycan or equivalent synthetic compounds which are labelled with a radioactive, paramagnetic or fluorescent element and encapsulated in liposomes and a substrate which can be used for administration by aerosol.
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Aerosol composition for in vivo imaging or ex vivo diagnosis of tumors, which composition contains one or more soluble fragments of bacterial cell peptidoglycan of Nocardia derivatives (NSPD) which are labelled with a radioactive, paramagnetic or fluorescent element and encapsulated in liposomes and a substrate which can be used for administration by aerosol.
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