Review Article
Prospective of 68Ga Radionuclide Contribution to the Development of Imaging Agents for Infection and Inflammation
Table 1
Positron-emitting, gamma-emitting, and therapeutic radionuclides, their physical characteristics, and production mode. Adapted from [
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| Radionuclide | Half-life | (keV) | Radiation | Production |
| Positron emitters | 18F | 110 min | 634 | β+ (97%) | Accelerator | 64Cu | 12.8 h | 656 | β+ (19%) | Accelerator | 68Ga | 67.6 min | 1899, 770 | β+ (89%) | Generator | 89Zr | 78.4 h | 900 | β+ (23%) | Accelerator | 124I | 4.17 d | 2100 | β+ (23%) | Accelerator |
| Gamma emitters | 67Ga | 78.26 h | 91, 93, 185, 296, 388 | γ | Accelerator | Tc | 6.0 h | 141 | γ | Generator | 111In | 67.9 h | 245, 172 (0.5–25) | , Auger electrons | Accelerator | 123I | 13.3 h | 159 | γ | Accelerator |
| Therapeutic radionuclides | 177Lu | 6.71 d | 113, 208.4 (598) | γ (β-) | Reactor |
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