Expanding the Chemistry Palette for Radiotracer Synthesis

The synthesis, characterisation and application of radiolabelled compounds for use in diagnostic and therapeutic medicine requires a diverse skill set. This article highlights a selection of our ongoing projects that aim to provide new synthetic methods and radiochemical tools for building molecular...

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Main Authors:	Jennifer Lamb, Faustine d'Orchymont, Rachael Fay, Florian Gribi, Jose Esteban Flores, Melanie Gut, Simon Klingler, Patricia Pires, Jan Bühler, Shamisa Behmaneshfar, Amaury Guillou, Daniel F. Earley, Jason P. Holland
Format:	Article
Language:	deu
Published:	Swiss Chemical Society 2020-12-01
Series:	CHIMIA
Subjects:	antibodies bioconjugation coordination chemistry copper density functional theory gallium photochemistry graphene positron emission tomography protein degradation radiochemistry zirconium
Online Access:	https://www.ingentaconnect.com/contentone/scs/chimia/2020/00000074/00000012/art00005

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author	Jennifer Lamb Faustine d'Orchymont Rachael Fay Florian Gribi Jose Esteban Flores Melanie Gut Simon Klingler Patricia Pires Jan Bühler Shamisa Behmaneshfar Amaury Guillou Daniel F. Earley Jason P. Holland
spellingShingle	Jennifer Lamb Faustine d'Orchymont Rachael Fay Florian Gribi Jose Esteban Flores Melanie Gut Simon Klingler Patricia Pires Jan Bühler Shamisa Behmaneshfar Amaury Guillou Daniel F. Earley Jason P. Holland Expanding the Chemistry Palette for Radiotracer Synthesis CHIMIA antibodies bioconjugation coordination chemistry copper density functional theory gallium photochemistry graphene positron emission tomography protein degradation radiochemistry zirconium
author_facet	Jennifer Lamb Faustine d'Orchymont Rachael Fay Florian Gribi Jose Esteban Flores Melanie Gut Simon Klingler Patricia Pires Jan Bühler Shamisa Behmaneshfar Amaury Guillou Daniel F. Earley Jason P. Holland
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title	Expanding the Chemistry Palette for Radiotracer Synthesis
title_short	Expanding the Chemistry Palette for Radiotracer Synthesis
title_full	Expanding the Chemistry Palette for Radiotracer Synthesis
title_fullStr	Expanding the Chemistry Palette for Radiotracer Synthesis
title_full_unstemmed	Expanding the Chemistry Palette for Radiotracer Synthesis
title_sort	expanding the chemistry palette for radiotracer synthesis
publisher	Swiss Chemical Society
series	CHIMIA
issn	0009-4293 2673-2424
publishDate	2020-12-01
description	The synthesis, characterisation and application of radiolabelled compounds for use in diagnostic and therapeutic medicine requires a diverse skill set. This article highlights a selection of our ongoing projects that aim to provide new synthetic methods and radiochemical tools for building molecular imaging agents with various radionuclides.
topic	antibodies bioconjugation coordination chemistry copper density functional theory gallium photochemistry graphene positron emission tomography protein degradation radiochemistry zirconium
url	https://www.ingentaconnect.com/contentone/scs/chimia/2020/00000074/00000012/art00005
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Expanding the Chemistry Palette for Radiotracer Synthesis

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