Open-access database of kinetic parameters in the healthy human brain for existing CNS PET tracers

Author:

Miyajima Itsuki1,Yoshikawa Ayano1,Sahashi Kyosei1,Seki Chie2,Nagai Yuji2,Watabe Hiroshi3,Shidahara Miho1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University

2. National Institute for Quantum Science and Technology

3. Cyrlotron RI Center, Tohoku University

Abstract

Abstract Purpose Information about developed positron emission tomography (PET) tracers and obtained clinical PET images is publicly available in a database. However, findings regarding the kinetic parameters of PET tracers are yet to be summarized. Therefore, in this study, we created an open-access database of kinetic parameters for existing central nervous system (CNS) PET tracers in healthy human brains. Method Our database includes information on the kinetic parameters and compounds of existing CNS PET tracers. The kinetic parameter dataset comprises the analysis methods, VT, BPND, K parameters, relevant literature, and subject details. The list of PET tracers and kinetic parameter information was compiled through keyword-based searches of PubMed and Molecular Imaging and Contrast Agent Database (MICAD). The kinetic parameters obtained, including VT, BPND, and K parameters, were reorganized based on the defined brain anatomical regions. All data were rigorously double-checked before being summarized in Microsoft Excel and JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) formats. Results Of the 247 PET tracers identified through searches using on the PubMed and MICAD websites, 120 kinetic parameters were available. Among the 120 PET tracers, compound structures with chemical and physical properties were obtained from the PubChem website or the ChemDraw software. Furthermore, the affinity information of the 104 PET tracers was gathered from PubChem or extensive literature surveys of the 120 PET tracers. Conclusion We developed a comprehensive open-access database that includes both kinetic parameters of healthy humans and compound information for existing CNS PET tracers.

Publisher

Research Square Platform LLC

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