The copper SAR chelator won't hold onto actinium (at least not well) and they will probably be using a different chelator, but this is not what makes CU6 special. The real value is in the bis-PSMA construct - copper is clever, the SAR chelator is good, the real genius is in the dual-PSMA binding ligands. This can (in theory) be applied to any isotope or chelator.
I really wish Alan would dumb these announcements down for the Australian market. This announcement that has far too much assumed knowledge - anyway for those that understand what we have just been told this is a good buying opportunity.
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