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A fast and simple dose-calibrator-based quality control test for the radionuclidic purity of cyclotron-produced 99mTcTanguay et al., 2015
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- Tanguay J
- Hou X
- Esquinas P
- Vuckovic M
- Buckley K
- Schaffer P
- Bénard F
- Ruth T
- Celler A
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- Physics in Medicine & Biology
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Abstract Cyclotron production of ${{}^{99\text {m}}} $ Tc through the 100 Mo (p, 2n) ${{}^{99\text {m}}} $ Tc reaction channel is actively being investigated as an alternative to reactor-based 99 Mo generation by nuclear fission of 235 U. Like most radioisotope …
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