Review Article
Nanotargeted Radionuclides for Cancer Nuclear Imaging and Internal Radiotherapy
Table 1
Characteristics of potential radionuclides for nanotargeted tumor imaging [
20,
21,
28,
29].
| Radionuclide | Production | Emission type | Half-life | max(), (keV) |
| 131I | 130I(n, )131Te () 131I | (81.2%), | 8.0 days | 284, 364, 637 | 67Ga | 68Zn (n, p)67Ga | | 78.3 h | 93, 184, 300, 393 | 111In | 111Cd (p, n)111In | Auger, | 67.2 h | 171, 245 | 123I | 121Sn (, 2n)123I | Auger, | 13.2 h | 159 | | 99Mo/-generator | | 6.0 h | 140 | 18F | 18O (p, n)18F | Positron | 1.83 h | 635 | 64Cu | 64Ni(p, n)64Cu | Positron | 12.7 h | 656 | 76Br | 76Se(p, n)76Br | Positron | 16.0 h | 3941 | 124I | 124Te(p, n)124I | Positron | 100.2 h | 2134, 1533 |
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