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Preface. Part I: Introduction. 1. History of Development of Iodine-Labeled Tracers. 2. Physical Decay Characteristics of Radioisotopes of Iodine. 3. Principles of Measurement of Radioiodinated Tracers and Related Instruments. 4. Radiation Dosimetry of Iodine-Labeled Tracers. 5. Hazards in the Handling of Radioiodine-Labeled Compounds and Central Facility for Radioiodination. 6. Production of 131I, 125I and 123I Radionuclides and their Separation from Targets. Part II: Preparation of Tracers. 7. Chemistry of Radioiodination Reactions. Part III: Localization of Tracers. 8. Methods of Radioiodination Reactions with Several Oxidizing Agents. 9. Mechanisms of Tracer Localization. Part IV: Organ Imaging and Tracer Applications. 10. Radioiodinated Small Molecules and their Applications. 11. Radioiodinated Macromolecules. 12. Applications of Radioiodinated Macromolecules. 13. Radioiodinated Lipoproteins. 14. Radioiodinated Peptides and Growth Factors and their Applications. 15. Miscellaneous Radioiodinated Polymers and Beads. 16. Radioiodinated Haptens and their Applications. Part V: Purification of Substrate, Quality Control of Tracers and Radiation Damage During Storage. 17. Preparation and Purification of Substrates and Proteins before and after Radioiodination. 18. Quality Control of Radioiodinated Products. 19. Specific Activity and Radiation Damage in Tracers during Storage.
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