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3rd International Congress of of Nuclear Medicine & & 15th 15th Iranian Annual Annual Congress of<br />

Congress of Nuclear Medicine<br />

Shahid Beheshti Shahid Beheshti University University of Medical of Medical Sciences Sciences 19-21 19-21 May May 2011<br />

Synthesis and evaluation of 99mTc-carbonyl phenyl piperazin<br />

dithiocarbamate as a 5-HT receptor imaging<br />

Mostafa Erfani(Gandomkar) 1 , Leila Hassanzadeh 2 , Seyed Esmaeil<br />

Sadat Ebrahimi 2 , Reza Najafi 1<br />

1 Nuclear Science Research School<br />

2 Department of Medicinal Chemistry<br />

Introduction: serotonin receptors are associated with a variety of<br />

neuropsychiatric disorder such as anxiety, depression, schizophrenia,<br />

and Alzheimer disease. There is a considerable interest in developing<br />

new 99mTc radiopharmaceuticals for imaging central neural system<br />

receptors by using single photon emission computer tomography. The<br />

goal of this study was to develop a novel 5-HT receptor imaging<br />

agent.<br />

Method: Phenyl piperazin dithiocarbamate was synthesized in the<br />

presence of potassium hydroxide. The desired structure was<br />

confirmed by IR and NMR analysis. 99mTc tricarbonyl precursor was<br />

prepared and the labeling conditions were optimized in the aspect of<br />

pH, reaction temperature, reaction time and the amount of ligand.<br />

The final complex was obtained with high yield following the optimal<br />

labeling procedure. The radiochemical purity of intermediate and final<br />

complex were evaluated by ITLC and HPLC methods. Stability in<br />

human serum, octanol/water partition coefficient and in vivo<br />

biodistribution study of labeled compound in rat were carried out.<br />

Results: Synthesized compound was labeled with 99mTc-tricarbonyl<br />

core in high yield (>%90 by HPLC). The labeled compound was a<br />

lipophilic complex, which was confirmed by octanol/water partition<br />

coefficient (P = 2.50). In vivo biodistribution indicated that this<br />

complex had moderate brain uptake (0.47 %ID/g at 5 min and 0.42<br />

%ID/g at 30 min). The labeled compound was stable up to 6h in<br />

saline.<br />

Conclusion: This result indicates that labeled complex has brain<br />

uptake and also has binding to receptor. Improvement of this<br />

compound needs further ligand modification to obtain an ideal brain<br />

receptor imaging agent.<br />

Keywords: carbonyl, 5-HT, imaging agent<br />

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