1956
DOI: 10.2307/3570542
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Determination of the RBE of Alpha-Particles from Astatine-211 as Compared to Beta-Particles from Iodine-132 in the Rat Thyroid

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“…The cytotoxic properties of a particle emission of astatine-211 have been known for many years (29,30), as has the potential for tumor-site-selective delivery of different radionuclides by monoclonal antibodies (31)(32)(33). However, coupling of astatine to antibodies for use in radioimmunotherapy has presented a formidable challenge as the chemistry of astatine is not fully understood (34,35).…”
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“…The cytotoxic properties of a particle emission of astatine-211 have been known for many years (29,30), as has the potential for tumor-site-selective delivery of different radionuclides by monoclonal antibodies (31)(32)(33). However, coupling of astatine to antibodies for use in radioimmunotherapy has presented a formidable challenge as the chemistry of astatine is not fully understood (34,35).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Relative biological effectiveness (RBE) of a-particles is at least 3-5 • higher compared with c-radiation, is independent of the dose rate and tumor oxygenation. [32][33][34] Using targeted 227 Th-labeled agents, DNA-damaging energy can be deposited selectively in the OST cells and in cells within a close vicinity to the site of decay thereby sparing normal tissues.…”
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