Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10915993 | Nuclear Medicine and Biology | 2014 | 5 Pages |
Abstract
The recently developed radiotracer [11C]DAA1106 has its EDE and target-organ absorbed dose such that, for a single administration, its radiation dosimetry is well within the U.S. FDA guidelines for basic research studies in adults. This dose level implies that the dosimetry for multiple [11C]DAA1106 scans within a given year also falls within FDA guidelines, and this favorable property makes this radiotracer suitable for examining microglial activation repeatedly over time, which may in the future be useful for longitudinal tracking of disease progression and monitoring of therapy response in conditions marked by neuroinflammation (e.g., head trauma and multiple sclerosis).
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Authors
Arthur L. Brody, Kyoji Okita, Jennifer Shieh, Lidia Liang, Robert Hubert, Michael Mamoun, Judah Farahi, Mark A. Mandelkern,