Journal Article FZJ-2022-02092

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Convenient PET-tracer production via SuFEx 18F-fluorination of nanomolar precursor amounts

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2022
Elsevier Amsterdam [u.a.]

European journal of medicinal chemistry 237, 114383 () [10.1016/j.ejmech.2022.114383]

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Abstract: Recently, a protocol for radiolabeling of aryl fluorosulfates (“SuFEx click radiolabeling”) using ultrafast18F/19F isotopic exchange has been reported. Although promising, the original procedure turned out to berather inefficient. However, systematic optimization of the reaction parameters allowed for developmentof a robust method for SuFEx radiolabeling which obviates the need for azeotropic drying, base additionand HPLC purification. The developed protocol enabled efficient 18F-fluorination of low nanomolaramounts of aryl fluorosulfates in highly diluted solution (micromolar concentrations). It was successfullyused to prepare a series of 29 18F-fluorosulfurylated phenols e including modified ezetimibe, atocopheroland etoposide, the two tyrosine derivatives Boc-Tyr([18F]FS)-OMe and H-Tyr([18F]FS)-OMe,the FAP-specific ligand [18F]FS-UAMC1110, and the DPA-714 analog [18F]FS-DPA e in fair to excellentyields. Preliminary evaluation demonstrated sufficient in vivo stability of radiofluorinated electron rich orneutral {Boc-Tyr([18F]FS)-OMe), H-Tyr([18F]FS)-OMe and [18F]FS-DPA} aryl fluorosulfates. Furthermore,[18F]FS-DPA was identified as a promising tracer for visualization of TSPO expression

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