Production and Supply of α-Particle–Emitting Radionuclides for Targeted α-Therapy
Copyright policy )Production and Supply of α-Particle–Emitting Radionuclides for Targeted α-Therapy
Encouraging results from targeted α-therapy have received significant attention from academia and industry. However, the limited availability of suitable radionuclides has hampered widespread translation and application. In the present review, we discuss the most promising candidates for clinical application and the state of the art of their production and supply. In this review, along with 2 forthcoming reviews on chelation and clinical application of α-emitting radionuclides, The Journal of Nuclear Medicine will provide a comprehensive assessment of the field.
- Washington State University United States
- University of Mary United States
- Rosatom (Russia) Russian Federation
- Bayer (Norway) Norway
- University of British Columbia Canada
Radioisotopes, 3202 Clinical sciences, 1103 Clinical Sciences, production and supply of radionuclides, targeted α-therapy, Alpha Particles, Nuclear Medicine & Medical Imaging, 227Th/223Ra, Humans, 211At, Radiopharmaceuticals, 212Pb/212Bi, 225Ac/213Bi
Radioisotopes, 3202 Clinical sciences, 1103 Clinical Sciences, production and supply of radionuclides, targeted α-therapy, Alpha Particles, Nuclear Medicine & Medical Imaging, 227Th/223Ra, Humans, 211At, Radiopharmaceuticals, 212Pb/212Bi, 225Ac/213Bi
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