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**177Lu-h8C3** is a radiopharmaceutical drug consisting of a monoclonal antibody (h8C3) conjugated with the radioactive isotope lutetium-177. It is designed for targeted radiotherapy, where the antibody binds to a specific antigen on tumor cells, delivering localized radiation via lutetium-177. The mechanism involves the selective internalization or binding of the antibody to tumor cell surface antigens, inducing cytotoxicity through beta-emission from 177Lu, resulting in DNA damage and cell death. This approach is a form of radioimmunotherapeutic, used as a targeted therapy for cancers expressing the relevant antigen. The specific antigen target and the developer details are not clearly specified in public databases, but such radiolabeled antibodies are typically explored for various solid tumors, including certain types of melanoma or other malignancies.
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