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From: In vivo tumour imaging employing regional delivery of novel gallium radiolabelled polymer composites

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Radiolabelling method for polymer MS. a Step by step scheme for the preparation of 67GaTA-MS, starting from an example amount of 50 mg of sulfonated polystyrene MS. b Optimised radiolabelling binding efficiency of 67Ga on both 8 μm and 30 μm diameter MS (n = 12, n = 5, respectively. Data combined). The bound fraction of each isotope loading is shown after the initial binding step (Binding), after the step with TA treatment (Fixed) and after autoclaving (Autoclaved); c A comparison of unoptimized microsphere radiolabelling binding efficiency for five different radionuclides. Polystyrene sulfonate MS (50 mg, 30 μm median diameter) was radiolabelled with (columns from left to right) 67Ga (100–200 MBq; n = 14), In-111 (34 MBq; n = 2), Tl-201 (93 MBq; n = 2), Lu-177 (50–150 MBq; n = 7) and Y-90 (42 MBq; n = 2). The bound fraction of each radionuclide loading is shown after the initial binding step (Binding), after the step with TA treatment (Fixed) and after autoclaving (Autoclaved)

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