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Table 1 Emission spectra and decay half-lives of 90 Y, 111 In, 177 Lu and 213 Bi and its daughters

From: Therapeutic application of CCK2R-targeting PP-F11: influence of particle range, activity and peptide amount

Radionuclide

DecayT1/2

Radiation

Yield (/decay)

Eav.(MeV)

Emax(MeV)

90Y

64.1 h

β-

1

0.9329

2.2801

111In

67.3 h

γ

0.906

0.1713

 
 

γ

0.941

0.2454

 
 

Auger e- <1 keV

6.26

0.000159

 
 

Electrons >1 keV

1.33

0.0255

 
 

X-rays <1 keV

8.60

0.000017

 
 

X-rays >1 keV

0.901

0.0220

 

177Lu

159.5 h

β-

1

0.1333

0.4978

 

γ

0.064

0.1129

 
 

γ

0.11

0.2084

 
 

Auger e- <1 keV

0.819

0.000138

 
 

Electrons >1 keV

0.452

0.0322

 

213Bi

45.59 min

α

0.00155

5.55187

 
 

α

0.01935

5.86959

 
 

β-

0.9791

0.4339

1.4220

 

γ

0.261

0.44046

 
 

Auger e- <1 keV

0.474

0.000113

 
 

Electrons >1 keV

0.152

0.1261

 

213Po

4.2 μs

α

1

8.38

 

209Pb

3.253 h

β-

1

0.1974

0.6444

209Tl

2.161 min

γ

0.998

1.57

 
 

γ

0.969

0.465

 
 

γ

0.843

0.117

 
 

Auger e- <1 keV

2.64

0.000108

 
 

Electrons >1 keV

0.830

0.0384

 
  1. Energies are indicated for the beta ray (mean and maximum), Auger electrons, low-energy electrons and X-ray spectra. Below the cut-off value of 1 keV, all energy is assumed to be absorbed at the site of emission. Only gamma rays with an emission yield of more than 0.01/decay are indicated.