Radionuclide-labeled boron delivery agents
Radionuclide-labeled boron delivery agents
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DOI:
10.1360/tb-2021-0891
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发表时间:
2021-10
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S. Li;Taiwei Chu
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作者:
S. Li;Taiwei Chu
Boron neutron capture therapy (BNCT), as a duality radiotherapy method that combines neutron irradiation and boron-containing targeted drugs, has attracted much attention. The successful BNCT mainly depends on three aspects: (1) Ideal boron delivery agents, (2) reasonable neutron source, and (3) accurate dose measurement system. Therefore, it is very important to realize the rapid and accurate measurement of the boron concentration in the patient. There are a variety of methods that have been used to measure the boron concentration. The indirect measurement method often requires the blood/tissue sample, so it can only give an estimate of the boron concentration at a single time point and sampling point, but cannot accurately describe the biodistribution of 10 B concentration and the boron concentration ratio between target and non-target tissues. The sensitivity of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is poor, while radionuclide imaging is a non-invasive method and can provide the distribution of boron delivery agents in vivo . This article briefly describes the existing methods of measuring the boron concentration in BNCT, and the progress of radionuclide ( 18 F, 125 I/ 131 I, and 99m Tc) labeling methods of boron delivery agents (such as 4-borono- L -phenylalanine (BPA) and disodium mercaptoundecahydrodode-caborate (BSH)) for radionuclide imaging. The common methods for labeling boron delivery agents with 18 F are [ 18 F]F 2 electrophilic substitution with a carrier, [ 18 F]F − nucleophilic substitution without a carrier, and isotope exchange. 18 F-labeled BPA ([ 18 F]-FBPA) was first prepared by the electrophilic substitution method. Researches have shown that BPA and [ 18 F]-FBPA had similar pharmacokinetics and