This method, known as
targeted radionuclide therapy, or TRT, involves the use of molecules labeled with radioactive atoms that are injected into patients and localized in cancer cells.
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Not exact matches
For the study, Dr. Dadachova's team paired the monoclonal antibody (mAb2556) designed to
target a protein expressed on the surface of HIV - infected cells with the
radionuclide Bismuth - 213.
Successful absorption of the
radionuclides in these
targeted areas was clearly seen in tandem with optical images of surface anatomy.