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- W2026486680 abstract "Radiolabeled amino acids are superior PET tracers for the imaging of malignant tumors, and amino acids labeled with <sup>76</sup>Br, an attractive positron emitter because of its relatively long half-life (16.2 h), could potentially be a widely usable tumor imaging tracer. In this study, in consideration of its stability and tumor specificity, we designed two <sup>76</sup>Br-labeled amino acid derivatives, 2-<sup>76</sup>Br-bromo-α-methyl-l-phenylalanine (2-<sup>76</sup>Br-BAMP) and 4-<sup>76</sup>Br-bromo-α-methyl-l-phenylalanine (4-<sup>76</sup>Br-BAMP), and investigated their potential as tumor imaging agents. <b>Methods:</b> Both <sup>76</sup>Br- and <sup>77</sup>Br-labeled amino acid derivatives were prepared. We performed in vitro and in vivo stability studies and cellular uptake studies using the LS180 colon adenocarcinoma cell line. Biodistribution studies in normal mice and in LS180 tumor–bearing mice were performed, and the tumors were imaged with a small-animal PET scanner. <b>Results:</b> Both <sup>77</sup>Br-BAMPs were stable in the plasma and in the murine body. Although both <sup>77</sup>Br-BAMPs were taken up by LS180 cells and the uptake was inhibited by L-type amino acid transporter 1 inhibitors, 2-<sup>77</sup>Br-BAMP exhibited higher uptake than 4-<sup>77</sup>Br-BAMP. In the biodistribution studies, 2-<sup>77</sup>Br-BAMP showed more rapid blood clearance and lower renal accumulation than 4-<sup>77</sup>Br-BAMP. More than 90% of the injected radioactivity was excreted in the urine by 6 h after the injection of 2-<sup>77</sup>Br-BAMP. High tumor accumulation of 2-<sup>77</sup>Br-BAMP was observed in tumor-bearing mice, and PET imaging with 2-<sup>76</sup>Br-BAMP enabled clear visualization of the tumors. <b>Conclusion:</b> 2-<sup>77</sup>Br-BAMP exhibited preferred pharmacokinetics and high LS180 tumor accumulation, and 2-<sup>76</sup>Br-BAMP enabled clear visualization of the tumors by PET imaging. These findings suggest that 2-<sup>76</sup>Br-BAMP could constitute a potential new PET tracer for tumor imaging and may eventually enable the wider use of amino acid tracers." @default.
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