Tracer library / [68Ga]DOTA-MGS8

[68Ga]DOTA-MGS8

Also written as [Ga-68]Ga-DOTA-MGS8
Radionuclide
Ga-68 t½ 67.71 min
Modality
PET
Production route
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Stage
Preclinical
Syntheses indexed
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What it is

Compound class
Minigastrin analog (DOTA-conjugated peptide targeting CCK2R)
Target / mechanism
Cholecystokinin-2 receptor (CCK2R) PMID 35335396
Clinical application
Preclinical characterization for potential PET imaging of CCK2R-related malignancies including medullary thyroid carcinoma (MTC) PMID 35335396
Theranostic pair
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Published syntheses

ModuleCassettePurificationYield %RCP %Precursor / supplierSource
Scintomics GRP 4V
Scintomics
vendor cassetteSPE51.7 ± 10.9%
decay-corrected
92.2 ± 0.8%DOTA-MGS8
piCHEM, Raaba-Grambach, Austria
35335396
2022 Molecules
The automated synthesis of [68Ga]Ga-DOTA-MGS8 was performed using a Scintomics GRP4V module (Fürstenfeldbruck, Germany). - corresponding to an average, decay-corrected radiochemical yield of 51.7 ± 10.9%

Precursor

Common precursor
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Suppliers seen in the literature
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Cited suppliers in indexed syntheses
piCHEM
Typical final purification
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Notes

Added at stage 22: promoted from 'Reported once' (single-article, no diagnostic pair at discovery) because a full-text synthesis with extracted data exists in parsed-therapy.xlsx -- PMID(s): 35335396. Target/mechanism, clinical application, indications, approval and precursor fields still need per-agent research and are intentionally left empty. Compound class inferred from precursor name (not stated outright) -- PMID 35335396: 'DOTA-MGS8'. Stage set/updated at stage 23 from PMID 35335396: 'preclinical studies were carried out to characterize the targeting potential'. | Stage 30 (2026-09-18): Modality was 'Therapy' -- a bucket value given to every agent found by the therapy-oriented bulk search (stages 21-22), not a source statement. Corrected to PET: Ga-68 is a positron emitter used only for PET imaging. Linked articles: PMID 35335396.
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