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64Cu-cunotadipep is an investigational **PSMA-targeted copper-64 radiopharmaceutical** developed as a positron emission tomography imaging agent for prostate cancer. It consists of a prostate-specific membrane antigen binding small-molecule peptide conjugated to the **NOTA** chelator and labeled with **copper-64**, enabling tumor localization by PET through selective accumulation in PSMA-expressing prostate cancer lesions. Based on the cited publication context, it was studied alongside the related DOTA-based analog 64Cu-cudotadipep to compare how chelator choice affects pharmacokinetics, suggesting a theranostic-oriented imaging platform rather than an approved commercial product.
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