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**177Lu-EC-amifostine** is an investigational **radiopharmaceutical** developed by **CellPoint** as part of a theranostic platform built around EC-amifostine. It consists of the beta-emitting radionuclide **lutetium-177** linked to **EC-amifostine**, an ethylenedicysteine conjugate of amifostine designed to localize where **alkaline phosphatase** activity is elevated. According to company disclosures, EC-amifostine is metabolized by alkaline phosphatase to a thiol analog that can scavenge free radicals and stabilize DNA, while the lutetium-177 payload provides localized beta radiation. The program was publicly described in 2020 as a potential therapy to assess, treat, and follow patients with **COVID-19**, particularly at sites of inflammation or infection, but publicly available evidence indicates very early development with no clear clinical-stage progression.
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