Strategies for Optimized Radiolabeling of Nanoparticles for in vivo PET Imaging
Advanced Materials2007Vol. 19(20), pp. 3157–3162
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Gang Sun, Jixian Xu, Aviv Hagooly, R. Rossin, Zhi‐Jun Li, Dennis A. Moore, Craig J. Hawker, M. J. Welch, Karen L. Wooley
Abstract
A new strategy to construct shell crosslinked nanoparticles has been developed, containing large numbers of effective DOTAlysines per particle (> 400) for 64Cu radiolabeling. These 64Cu-complexed nanoparticles show impressive specific activities (ca. 400 μCi μg–1), which suggests that they will serve as highly sensitive in vivo PET tracers at low administering doses.
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