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SYNTHESIS OF OF TWO CYCLEN BASED BIFUNCTIONAL 68 Ga<br />

CHELATORS WITH ORTHOGONAL CONJUGATION REACTIVITY<br />

P J Riß 1 , C Kroll 1 , O Koehler 1 , S Anderhub 1 , J Peters 2 and F Roesch 1<br />

1 <strong>Institut</strong>e of Nuclear Chemistry, Mainz University, Fritz Strassmann-Weg 2, 55128 Mainz, Germany;<br />

2 <strong>Institut</strong>e of Organic Chemistry und Catalysis, TU Delft, Julianalaan 136, 2628 BL Delft, The Netherlands<br />

Introduction and aim: Easily available generator<br />

derived 68 Ga offers a remarkable potential for clinical<br />

applications of PET. To reinforce the flow of novel<br />

tracer candidates to biological evaluation, a convenient,<br />

time efficient route to chelator conjugated potential<br />

targeting vectors would be desirable. The macrocyclic<br />

chelators NOTA and DOTA have emerged as<br />

frequently considered alternatives for the introduction<br />

of a 68 Ga-tag. Although both have been conjugated to a<br />

variety of targeting vectors (TV), eight-coordinate<br />

DOTA remains the most frequently used. Making use<br />

of two redundant pendant arms in six coordinate<br />

Ga(III)-DOTA complexes, we developed an approach<br />

towards dimeric conjugates, assembled from two<br />

targeting vectors and one Chelator unit.<br />

Experimental: 1,7-tBu-DO2A 4 was synthesised in<br />

86% yield via the route of Kovacs et al.[1]. 4 was<br />

reacted subsequently with either 4-nitrobenzyl bromide<br />

or propargyl chloride to obtain 5a-b. Reduction of 5b<br />

following Zinin’s procedure or employing Pd/C under<br />

alkaline conditions furnished 6b. 6b was reacted<br />

subsequently with 2 eq. of thiophosgen to obtain<br />

acceptor conjugated chelator 7 in a yield of 47 % over<br />

6 steps. 68 Ga labelling of both chelators was performed<br />

after deprotection in TFA and purification via ion<br />

exchange chromatography. Stability of both chelators<br />

was determined in a DTPA challenge experiment at<br />

40°C.<br />

Results and Discussion: With 1,7-bis-tert-<br />

butoxycarbonylmethyl-4,10-bis-(propargylyl)-1,4,7,10-<br />

tetraaza-cyclododecane 6a and 1,7-bis-tertbutoxycarbonylmethyl-4,10-bis-(4-isothiocyanatobenzyl)-1,4,7,10-tetraaza-cyclododecane<br />

7 two novel<br />

bifunctional chelators have been synthesised in<br />

acceptable yield. Both chelators contain functional<br />

groups for orthogonal conjugation of TVs under mild<br />

and efficient conditions. 68 Ga was incorporated in a yield<br />

of 65 ±7 % at 90 °C in water. Both chelates remained<br />

stable for 2 h in a DTPA challenge experiment.<br />

Conclusion: Both novel compounds 5a and 7 can be<br />

employed as building blocks in a convergent approach to<br />

large tables of chelator-[spacer]-TV conjugates. 68 Galabelled<br />

chelators were obtained in good yield under<br />

standard conditions, indicating adequacy as radiolabel.<br />

References:<br />

[1] Kovacs, Zoltan; Sherry, A. Dean; J. Chem.<br />

Soc. Chem. Comm. (1995), (2), 185 f.<br />

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