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68Ga-OncoCAIX is a small molecule radiopharmaceutical designed as a PET imaging agent. It consists of a high-affinity organic ligand targeting Carbonic Anhydrase IX (CAIX), an innovative spacer, and a DOTAGA chelator for the incorporation of the radioisotope Gallium-68. CAIX is highly expressed in most renal cell carcinomas and other hypoxic tumors, such as some colorectal carcinomas and high-grade gliomas. The compound demonstrates rapid, selective tumor accumulation with low kidney uptake in preclinical models. Its primary use is for non-invasive imaging of CAIX-positive cancers, particularly clear cell renal cell carcinoma. A first-in-human Phase I clinical trial has been approved to evaluate its safety and dosimetry[1][2][4].
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