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Effect of external whole-body x-irradiation on gallium-67 retention in mouse tissues.

D. C. Swartzendruber, Karl F. Hübner

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irradiation. In contrast to decreased uptake in soft tissues, 6Ga concentration in whole femur increased after irradiation. Blood levels decreased rapidly in irradiated mice (67Ga injected 24 hr after 450 R) between 1 and 2 hr after administration of the radionuclide. Two hours after injection, its concentration was approximately 15% of that in nonirradiated, control animals. We conclude that decreased 67Ga retention in mice after x-irradiation is in part due to an effect on a relatively radiosensitive, as yet unidentified blood or serum component that normally binds the radioisotope. Other as yet un

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irradiation. In contrast to decreased uptake in soft tissues, 6Ga concentration in whole femur increased after irradiation. Blood levels decreased rapidly in irradiated mice (67Ga injected 24 hr after 450 R) between 1 and 2 hr after administration of the radionuclide. Two hours after injection, its concentration was approximately 15% of that in nonirradiated, control animals. We conclude that decreased 67Ga retention in mice after x-irradiation is in part due to an effect on a relatively radiosensitive, as yet unidentified blood or serum component that normally binds the radioisotope. Other as yet un

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irradiation. In contrast to decreased uptake in soft tissues, 6Ga concentration in whole femur increased after irradiation. Blood levels decreased rapidly in irradiated mice (67Ga injected 24 hr after 450 R) between 1 and 2 hr after administration of the radionuclide. Two hours after injection, its concentration was approximately 15% of that in nonirradiated, control animals. We conclude that decreased 67Ga retention in mice after x-irradiation is in part due to an effect on a relatively radiosensitive, as yet unidentified blood or serum component that normally binds the radioisotope. Other as yet un

Key concepts: Irradiation, Chemistry, Radiochemistry, Nuclear medicine, Whole body irradiation, Internal medicine, Medicine, Nuclear physics

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