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Enabling universal access to PET imaging with 64Cu The future of PET radioisotope supply is dependable, scalable and customer focused 68Ga and 18F • Regional availability issues Limited scope for future upscaling Un States • Little patient flexibility with 3-12 hour product shelf life • • • No opportunity for delayed imaging timepoints Complicated and resource intensive local production requirements Relatively high external radiation exposure OPEX and CAPEX needed in every market Mexico 64Cu (half-life = 12.7h) Can be mass produced on cyclotrons with solid targetry "An F-18 PET center can provide doses for up to ten medical centers or PET cameras running patients in I parallel"¹ I "Each (Ga-68) generator can only produce a sufficient amount of Ga-68 each day for a limited number of patients"2 CLARITY 2014 ME • · Every US zip code covered from 1 location Patient flexibility with product shelf life of up to 48 hours Operational flexibility with imaging timepoints up to 72 hours Delivered as a ready-to-use cGMP product 9-22 times lower exposure than commonly used 18F products The ability to centralise investments and supply the country 1. MEDray intel, Nuclear Medicine Report and Directory Part 1, Volume 8, 2021 Page 163 2. Krishan Kumar. Cancer Biotherapy and Radiopharmaceuticals.Apr 2020. 163-166 23

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