Whole-body autoradiography: further examples
Comparison of whole-body biodistribution
of 14C-ethanol at 15 min following i.v.
administration (sections A and B) with that
at 60 min following i.v. administration
(sections C and D).
of 14C-ethanol at 15 min following i.v.
administration (sections A and B) with that
at 60 min following i.v. administration
(sections C and D).
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Biodistribution of 125I-labeled carbon
nanotubes at 2 h following i.v.
adminstration. Nanotubes are mostly
concentrated in the lung, with smaller
levels also in the liver, kidney and intestine.
nanotubes at 2 h following i.v.
adminstration. Nanotubes are mostly
concentrated in the lung, with smaller
levels also in the liver, kidney and intestine.
Biodistribution of [3H]MK-801 in a rat at 1 h
after i.v. administration of 50 microcuries of
radioactivity. High levels of radioactivity in
the intestines are from hepatobillary
excretion of the compound.
Image obtained using beta-imager (20 h
acquisition time)
after i.v. administration of 50 microcuries of
radioactivity. High levels of radioactivity in
the intestines are from hepatobillary
excretion of the compound.
Image obtained using beta-imager (20 h
acquisition time)
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