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A new method to prepare novel semi-rigid multidentate ligands containing nitrogen atom, to coordinate with rhenium and technetium, was established. The method was based on formylation of substituted anilines, followed by Mannich reaction with glycine and paraformaldehyde. The method was very promising to design ligands of various molecular structures (L1-L5) to coordinate with rhenium metal ions. The complexes were prepared through ligand exchange with the complex ReOCl3(PPh3)2, giving new complex of the structure ReOCl3L(1-5). The prepared ligands and complexes were identified by the use of UV-vis, and infrared absorption spectrometric techniques, elemental analysis, molecular weight determination by depression of freezing point. These ligands were labeled with 99mTc pertechnetate, and the labeling efficiency of the complexes was measured using a well type scintillation gamma counter equipment and obtained a good yield.
RESUMEN
Using gel chromatography two different 99mTc-PPi complexes (complex I and II) were observed under various pH-values. In neutral medium complex II was the main product while in acidic or alkaline media complexes I and II were formed. Our results related to the organ distribution in mice revealed that complex II is a bone-seeking agent whereas complex I concentrates in the kidneys.