Radiosynthesis of no-carrier-added N-(4-dipropyl aminobutyl)-4-[125I]-iodobenzamide, a promising tracer for the detection of melanoma
摘要:
N-(4-dipropylaminobutyl)-4-iodobenzamide was recently developed in our laboratory as a potentially improved imaging agent for metastatic melanoma. Our purpose was to seek an efficient route to the labelling of this tracer with iodine-125 at a carrier free level. Three different approaches were explored : Wallach triazene reaction, nucleophilic exchange of bromide for iodide, iododestannylation. The most suitable method appeared to be the electrophilic radio-iododestannylation of the tributyl-stannyl precursor using no-carrier added sodium [I-125] iodide oxidized with chloramine T. The exchange between iodine-125 and the leaving group occurred in 15 min at room temperature. A chemically and radiochemically pure product was obtained after reverse phase HPLC purification, with a radiolabeling yield of about 75%.
Radiosynthesis of no-carrier-added N-(4-dipropyl aminobutyl)-4-[125I]-iodobenzamide, a promising tracer for the detection of melanoma
摘要:
N-(4-dipropylaminobutyl)-4-iodobenzamide was recently developed in our laboratory as a potentially improved imaging agent for metastatic melanoma. Our purpose was to seek an efficient route to the labelling of this tracer with iodine-125 at a carrier free level. Three different approaches were explored : Wallach triazene reaction, nucleophilic exchange of bromide for iodide, iododestannylation. The most suitable method appeared to be the electrophilic radio-iododestannylation of the tributyl-stannyl precursor using no-carrier added sodium [I-125] iodide oxidized with chloramine T. The exchange between iodine-125 and the leaving group occurred in 15 min at room temperature. A chemically and radiochemically pure product was obtained after reverse phase HPLC purification, with a radiolabeling yield of about 75%.
N-(4-dipropylaminobutyl)-4-iodobenzamide was recently developed in our laboratory as a potentially improved imaging agent for metastatic melanoma. Our purpose was to seek an efficient route to the labelling of this tracer with iodine-125 at a carrier free level. Three different approaches were explored : Wallach triazene reaction, nucleophilic exchange of bromide for iodide, iododestannylation. The most suitable method appeared to be the electrophilic radio-iododestannylation of the tributyl-stannyl precursor using no-carrier added sodium [I-125] iodide oxidized with chloramine T. The exchange between iodine-125 and the leaving group occurred in 15 min at room temperature. A chemically and radiochemically pure product was obtained after reverse phase HPLC purification, with a radiolabeling yield of about 75%.