Mn-51 and -52g for Positron Emission Tomography Imaging
Engineering Physics Department Colloquium
Event Details
Date
Tuesday, April 16, 2019
Time
12-1 p.m.
Location
Description
Dr. Jonathan W. Engle, Assistant Professor and Cyclotron Jockey, Departments of Medical Physics and Radiology
at UW-Madison, will describe the production methods we have developed, including measurements made to correct the accepted half-life of Mn-51 by more than 5σ. I will also briefly treat our attempts to use Mn-52g as a radiotracer label for antibody imaging and Mn-51 as a monitor of pancreatic beta cell viability.
at UW-Madison, will describe the production methods we have developed, including measurements made to correct the accepted half-life of Mn-51 by more than 5σ. I will also briefly treat our attempts to use Mn-52g as a radiotracer label for antibody imaging and Mn-51 as a monitor of pancreatic beta cell viability.
Cost
Free