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A comparative study of copper‐67 radiolabeling and kinetic stabilities of antibody‐macrocycle chelate conjugates

Kukis et al., 1994

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16032771028205129212
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Kukis D
Diril H
Greiner D
Denardo S
Denardo G
Salako Q
Meares C
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Background. The development of new chelating agents and radiolabeling protocols is essential to progress in radioimmunotherapy with antibody‐chelate conjugates. Methods. Immunoconjugates of four polyazamacrocycles with N‐bonded acetate groups were …
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