Research Article

Evaluation of the Feasibility of Screening Tau Radiotracers Using an Amyloid Biomathematical Screening Methodology

Table 3

Comparison of predicted (literature-reported and default time window of 90–110 min) and clinically observed SUVR (highest SUVR in AD) of HC and AD conditions.

Clinically applied radiotracersPredicted SUVRClinically observed SUVR
DefaultLiteratureHighest in ADRegionsTime window (min)References
HCADHCADHCAD

[18F]THK5231.001.011.001.010.961.81ITL60–90[32]
[18F]THK51051.031.341.031.351.411.52PU90–100[33]
[18F]THK51171.041.471.051.561.571.77PU50–60[34]
[18F]THK53171.011.131.011.14
[18F]THK53511.102.111.112.382.142.98HIP50–60[15]
[18F]flortaucipir1.031.351.031.351.172.19ITL80–100[40]
[18F]T8081.001.021.001.020.941.52LTL80–100[35]
[11C]PBB31.041.431.051.550.851.42Global#30–50[10]
[18F]FDDNP1.001.031.001.041.241.37ACG45–55[41]
[18F]MK62401.789.941.789.93∼5PRE90–110[16]

ITL = inferior temporal lobe, LTL = lateral temporal lobe, PU = putamen, PAR = parietal lobe, HIP = hippocampus, ACG = anterior posterior cingulate, PRE = precuneus. #Global = cerebral cortex for HC and high binding ROI for AD. SUVR is approximated from the plot, taking the highest SUVR in AD.