1988
DOI: 10.1002/chin.198827108
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ChemInform Abstract: Synthesis of Labeled Fatty Acids with or without Substituted αor β‐Positions.

Abstract: The title compounds, e.g. (VII), (X) and (XV), are prepared for kinetical studies of their metabolism.

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“…Isolation steps in Method I are assumed to be responsible for lowering the yield, in particular the evaporation step of the acid Solution containing the intermediate [^^'"TcNCl^ ] before the addition of ^-diketone ligand results in large loss. Apparu et al [17] reported that ^^'"TcNCU at pH > 4 transforms rapidly in ^^'"TcOj. As noted by Comazzi et al [12] the evaporation steps for both the starting aqueous Solution of pertechnetate and the Solution containing the intermediate [''""TcNCl^] in the azide method do not permit careful control of the sterility and apytogenicity, so method I does not appear to be so applicable to diagnostic nuclear medicine.…”
Section: Protein Bindingmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Isolation steps in Method I are assumed to be responsible for lowering the yield, in particular the evaporation step of the acid Solution containing the intermediate [^^'"TcNCl^ ] before the addition of ^-diketone ligand results in large loss. Apparu et al [17] reported that ^^'"TcNCU at pH > 4 transforms rapidly in ^^'"TcOj. As noted by Comazzi et al [12] the evaporation steps for both the starting aqueous Solution of pertechnetate and the Solution containing the intermediate [''""TcNCl^] in the azide method do not permit careful control of the sterility and apytogenicity, so method I does not appear to be so applicable to diagnostic nuclear medicine.…”
Section: Protein Bindingmentioning
confidence: 98%