Title of article :
In Vitro Studies on the Cellular Uptake of Melanoma Imaging Aminoalkyl-lodobenzamide Derivatives (ABA)
Author/Authors :
Dittmann، Helmut نويسنده , , Coenen، Heinz H. نويسنده , , Zolzer، Friedo نويسنده , , Dutschka، Klaus نويسنده , , Brandau، Wol fgang نويسنده , , Streffer، Christian نويسنده ,
Issue Information :
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 1999
Pages :
-50
From page :
51
To page :
0
Abstract :
Amajor liabilitv facing the owners and operators of nuclear facilities worldwide is the decontamination and decommissioning ( D& D ) of contaminated massive concrete structures. A biodecontamination technology which harnesses the action of naturally occurring bacteria is currently under joint development by BNFL and the Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory. This emerging technology was judged to exhibit advantages in cost, worker health and safety risk reduction, and programmatic effectiveness. The process takes approximately six months to one year to remove the contaminated surface and can advantageously be applied during the care and maintenance phase of a D&D programme. A detailed assessment of the biodecontamination process in relation to the next best and base technologies was performed. The findings of this study, which recommended a large-scale technology demonstration, will be presented.
Keywords :
Malignant melanoma , Aminoalkyl-ioJobenzamides , melanin , Sigma-receptor , Radioiodinated tracers
Journal title :
NUCLEAR MEDICING & BIOLOGY
Serial Year :
1999
Journal title :
NUCLEAR MEDICING & BIOLOGY
Record number :
29360
Link To Document :
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