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7. Special thanks to our collaborators, Hidde Ploegh, @sanjaydivakaran, @mdicarli, @P_Brugarolas, @CardioOncology, and more, for their invaluable support. We are grateful to our funding sources: @DanaFarber, @parkerici, and the @NIH @NIAIDNews.

6. This work was led by two of our exceptionally talented lab members @AliSalehiFarid and @Jenny__Rowley, with contributions from Harris Allen, Isabella Kruger, and many others.

5. The human CD45-PET probe shows promise in detecting inflammation in a humanized graft-versus-host disease mouse model, offering clinical potential for precise assessment of inflammation profiles.

4. Serial CD45-PET imaging provides reliable insights into changes in the inflammatory profile of specific tissues, accurately reflecting disease severity. We have also developed a human CD45-PET for clinical translation.

3. We introduce CD45-PET imaging, which demonstrates exceptional sensitivity and clarity in detecting inflammation across diverse preclinical models. It surpasses 18F-FDG-PET in accurately reflecting disease severity in lung and bowel diseases.