Aren van Waarde , Joan G. Meeder , Paul K. Blanksma , Jaap Bouwer , Gerben M. Visser , Philip H. Elsinga , Anne M.J. Paans , Willem Vaalburg , Kong I. Lie
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Suitability of CGP-12177 and CGP-26505 for quantitative imaging of β-adrenoceptors
[3H]CGP-12177, a non-selective β-adrenoceptor antagonist, and [3H]CGP-26505, a β1-selective β-adrenoceptor antagonist, were intravenously administered to rats. 94–97% of the injected radioactivity disappeared from plasma with 0.2 and 0.5 min. Total/non-specific binding ratios of 5.4 and 6.9 (CGP-12177) or 2.0 and 2.8 (CGP-26505) were maintained in heart and lung from 10 to 40 min post-injection. Labelled plasma metabolites appeared after >20 min (CGP-12177) or within 2 min (CGP-26505). No metabolites were found in the heart. CGP-12177 binds to blood cells, but CGP-26505 does not. CGP-12177 can be used for PET imaging of total (β1, and β2) adrenoceptors in the heart and lung of experimental animals, but CGP-26505 is less suitable for in vivo analysis of the β1-subpopulation.