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| <quiz-item choice question="Choose the correct answer" text="In positron emission tomography, which tissues take up the highest levels of <sup>18</sup>F-fluorodeoxyglucose and why?" options="Tissues with large numbers of apoptotic cells due to activated effector caspases|Tissues with rapid;y growing cells utilizing aerobic glycolysis|Tissues with rapidly dividing cells synthesizing nucleic acids|Tissue with increaed tissue perfusion due to angiogenesis" answer="Tissues with rapidly growing cells utilizing aerobic glycolysis"> | <quiz-item choice question="Choose the correct answer" text="In positron emission tomography, which tissues take up the highest levels of <sup>18</sup>F-fluorodeoxyglucose and why?" options="Tissues with large numbers of apoptotic cells due to activated effector caspases|Tissues with rapidly growing cells utilizing aerobic glycolysis|Tissues with rapidly dividing cells synthesizing nucleic acids|Tissue with increased tissue perfusion due to angiogenesis" answer="Tissues with rapidly growing cells utilizing aerobic glycolysis"> |
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| Aerobic glycolysis = Warburg effect | Aerobic glycolysis = Warburg effect. RC 10th Ed. p299-300 |
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