Arming antibodies: Prospects and challenges for immunoconjugates. The expansive combination of target materials and production methods has led to a wide range of possibilities for the development of new and exotic radionuclides-creating the framework for a well-equipped toolbox of radiopharmaceuticals. Cyclotron produced radionuclides: Physical characteristics and production methods. Included in this chapter are the practical considerations made when designing targets for radionuclide production, as well as simple tools used for predictive modeling of target behavior.
Additionally, generator systems and photonuclear production are briefly discussed.
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