Towards the Development of a Targeted Albumin-Binding Radioligand for Theranostic Applications: Synthesis, Radiolabelling and Preliminary In Vivo Studies

22 July 2020, Version 1
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Abstract

GluCAB is a newly synthesised macrocyclic radioligand designed to bind in vivo to albumin (HSA) for the purpose of development as a dual-targeting oncological theranostic agent. Subsequent to its synthesis and 64Cu-radiolabelling, this radioligand has show a prolonged circulation time in healthy mice but with appropriate systemic clearance within 24 h. This radioligand meets the criteria to be further investigated for tumour targeting and uptake.

Keywords

macrocyclic chemistry
radiopharmaceuticals
copper-64
albumin-binding
cancer theranostics
tumour targeting

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