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F autoradiography with the Mimosa-28: Characterisation and Application

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Autoradiography is a technique used to record the spatial distribution of a radiotracer into an ex-vivo tissue slice. Within the section, the radioactive molecules emit charged particles from specific binding sites. These particles pass through the tissue before being detected by a sensor. Autoradiography gives the distribution of a radioactive molecule with a spatial resolution of approximately one hundred microns. In this work, we investigated the feasibility of autoradiography with a CMOS-APS sensor using radioactive isotope 18 F. This sensor works in digital mode by collecting charges. It presents a linear response with isotope 18 F for activity between 1 kBq and 1 MBq. The detection efficiency is 44,0 ± 0,5% for this range of activity with a spatial resolution of 144 ± 3 µm by using the absorber edge method. The Mimosa-28 sensor performs autoradiography imaging with a rose leaf and a mouse brain section which has a thickness of 50 µm and an activity of 4 kBq in the slice.
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hal-02881292 , version 1 (25-06-2020)

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Pham Nguyen Truong, Patrice Marchand, Christian Finck, Frédéric Boisson, David Boisson, et al.. F autoradiography with the Mimosa-28: Characterisation and Application. IEEE Transactions on Radiation and Plasma Medical Sciences, 2020. ⟨hal-02881292⟩
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