2015
DOI: 10.1039/c5ra16736a
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A comparative thermodynamic study of the formation of scandium complexes with DTPA and DOTA

Abstract: The complexation of scandium(iii) by various polyaminopolycarboxylic ligands (DTPA and DOTA) was studied by capillary electrophoresis with ICP-MS detection in 0.1 mol L−1 NaCl ionic strength solutions at 25 °C.

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“…44 Sc can be conveniently produced by the 44 Ti/ 44 Sc generator, [7][8][9] overcoming the dependence on expensive accelerators.T od ate,alimited number of studies have been devoted to the coordination chemistry of this metal ion, [10,11] although the importance of scandium is further stressed by the existence of other isotopes ( 43 Sc, 44m Sc, and 47 Sc) of potential interest in nuclear medicine,e specially for theranostic applications. [12] DOTA( Scheme 1) and its derivatives are still the workhorse for the preparation of stable chelates, but their slow formation kinetics requires long reaction times at 70-95 8 8C, which is hardly compatible with the labeling of antibodies and other biomolecules. [13][14][15] NOTA [16] and selected acyclic ligands (for example,D TPA, [17] EGTA, [17] CHX-A"-DTPA [18] )b ind Sc 3+ more rapidly than DOTA, but with am arkedly reduced stability of the corresponding chelates.…”
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“…44 Sc can be conveniently produced by the 44 Ti/ 44 Sc generator, [7][8][9] overcoming the dependence on expensive accelerators.T od ate,alimited number of studies have been devoted to the coordination chemistry of this metal ion, [10,11] although the importance of scandium is further stressed by the existence of other isotopes ( 43 Sc, 44m Sc, and 47 Sc) of potential interest in nuclear medicine,e specially for theranostic applications. [12] DOTA( Scheme 1) and its derivatives are still the workhorse for the preparation of stable chelates, but their slow formation kinetics requires long reaction times at 70-95 8 8C, which is hardly compatible with the labeling of antibodies and other biomolecules. [13][14][15] NOTA [16] and selected acyclic ligands (for example,D TPA, [17] EGTA, [17] CHX-A"-DTPA [18] )b ind Sc 3+ more rapidly than DOTA, but with am arkedly reduced stability of the corresponding chelates.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…[35] The H 4 DOTA ligand is known to form stable complexes with both Na + and K + . [25] Thus, according to our experimental data, the stability constant of [BiDOTA] À was corrected by a value of log(1 + K KDOTA [K + ]) [23] because of the application of KNO 3 as a supporting electrolyte. The final values of the stability constant are presented in Table 1.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Hence, the conditional stability constant thus obtained is related to the [BiDOTA] À form. For H 4 DOTA, various sets of protonation constants have been presented in the literature, [11,12,14,23] determined by the influence of the alkali metal ions of the background electrolytes as well as by the application of different methods for calculating the constants.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…HCl, 25°C) was much slower than that for [Ln(dota)] − complexes (Pniok et al 2014). Therefore, DOTA and its derivatives were assumed to be very suitable ligands for scandium radioisotopes (Pniok et al 2014;Huclier-Markai et al 2015).…”
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confidence: 99%