In the last decade, the use of nanotheranostics as emerging diagnostic and therapeutic tools
for various diseases, especially cancer, is held great attention. Up to date, several …

Purpose Technetium‐99m (99mTc) is the radioisotope most widely used in diagnostic
nuclear medicine. It is readily available from 99Mo/99mTc generators as the β− decay …

Abstract Evaluation of the radioisotopic purity of technetium-99m (99m Tc) produced in GBq
amounts by proton bombardment of enriched molibdenum-100 (100 Mo) metallic targets at …

The most frequently used radionuclide in diagnostic nuclear medicine, Tc 99 m, is generally
obtained by the decay of its parent radionuclide, Mo 99. Recently, concerns have been …

In many disease states, functional changes occur or become visible before anatomical
changes. Nuclear medicine examines function, rates of metabolism, and various other …

Abstract 99m Tc is regarded as the most important medical isotope, and its supply issues
have garnered significant attention. A simple and efficient separation method was performed …

Abstract In accelerator-driven 99 Mo/99m Tc production, the 100 Mo enrichment level should
be chosen carefully as it greatly affects the yields of the involved Mo reactions. To facilitate …

We herein report a convenient radiolabeling method capable of real-time in vivo imaging
and biodistribution of bacteria in a living subject. Escherichia coli (E. coli), a model …

Past and prospective shortages of medical radioisotopes have driven recent developments
in the direct production of 99m Tc via the 100 Mo (p, 2n) 99m Tc reaction. The cyclotron …

Technetium has probably the most interesting and multifaceted chemistry amongst the
metallic radionuclides in routine applications for radiopharmacy or molecular imaging. Being …