2005
DOI: 10.1002/bmc.494
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Purification of carbon-11 PET radiotracers from unlabeled precursors by preparative HPLC and SPE

Abstract: A general methodology for the rapid purification of carbon-11 positron emission tomography (PET) radiotracers from radiolabeling reaction mixtures has been developed. Preparative HPLC and solid-phase extraction (SPE) techniques are described which can separate some commonly used radiopharmaceuticals such as [(11)C]raclopride, [(11)C]beta-CFT and [(11)C]choline from their unlabeled precursors.

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“…The specific activity for the 11 C-tracers produced in our PET chemistry facility usually ranges from 370 to 1110 GBq/mol at EOB according to our previous works. The specific activity of [ 11 C]MK-1064 was 185-555 GBq/mol at the end of synthesis (EOS) determined by analytical HPLC 28,29 and calculated, which are in agreement with the "on line" determined values. To achieve the highest specific activity, several procedures were performed.…”
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“…The specific activity for the 11 C-tracers produced in our PET chemistry facility usually ranges from 370 to 1110 GBq/mol at EOB according to our previous works. The specific activity of [ 11 C]MK-1064 was 185-555 GBq/mol at the end of synthesis (EOS) determined by analytical HPLC 28,29 and calculated, which are in agreement with the "on line" determined values. To achieve the highest specific activity, several procedures were performed.…”
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“…28,29 The chemical purity of the precursor and reference standard was >95%. The radiochemical purity of the target tracer was >99% determined by radio-HPLC through -ray (PIN diode) flow detector, and the chemical purity of the target tracer was >90% determined by reversed-phase HPLC through UV flow detector.…”
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“…Likewise, the methods to minimize such wide range of SA from practice perspective have been provided in our previous works. 21 At the end of synthesis (EOS), the SA of [ 11 C]-tracer was determined again by analytical HPLC, 22 calculated, decay corrected to EOB, and based on [ 11 C]CO2, which was in agreement with the 'on line' determined value. In each our [ 11 C]-tracer production, if semi-preparative HPLC was used for purification, then the SA of [ 11 C]-tracer was assessed by both semi-preparative HPLC (during synthesis) and analytical HPLC (EOS); if SPE was used for purification, then the SA of [ 11 C]-tracer was only measured by analytical HPLC at EOS.…”
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“…11 Chemical purity and radiochemical purity were determined by analytical HPLC. 22 The chemical purity of the precursor and reference standard was >90%. The radiochemical purity of the target tracer was >99% determined by radio-HPLC through γ-ray (PIN diode) flow detector, and the chemical purity of the target tracer was >90% determined by reversed-phase HPLC through UV flow detector.…”
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“…25 Chemical purity and radiochemical purity were determined by analytical HPLC. 38 The chemical purity of the precursor 5 and reference standard 4a was >93%. The radiochemical purity of the target tracer [ 11 C]4a was >99% determined by radio-HPLC through γ-ray (PIN diode) flow detector, and the chemical purity of [ 11 C]4a was >90% determined by RP HPLC through UV flow detector.…”
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