Dotamtate Pb-212

Generic Name
Dotamtate Pb-212
Brand Names
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Drug Type
Small Molecule
Chemical Formula
C65H91N17O16PbS2
CAS Number
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Unique Ingredient Identifier
E9N7QV53AK
Associated Conditions
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Associated Therapies
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