The laboratories are fully equipped with radiochemistry and analytical equipment for developing radiopharmacecutical products targeted at specific diseases. Our radioanalytical equipment includes a variety of instrumentation including an automated NaI gamma counter along with several stand-alone NaI detectors, two germanium detectors for gamma spectroscopy, a liquid scintillation counter, an alpha spectroscopy system, dose calibrators, and many survey meters. A phosphor imager provides autoradiogrphy capabilities and a Siemens gamma camera allows for the capture and analysis of in vivo images.

Additional equipment includes a PerkinElmer Optima 5300 inductively-coupled plasma optical emission spectrophotometer, four chemical fume hoods, three laminar flow hoods, an HP series 1100 HPLC with both UV and radiometric detection, an Aglient series 1200 Infinity HPLC with diode array UV and radiometric detection, an Aglient series 1200 Infinity HPLC with mass spec, variable wavelength UV and radiometric detection, freeze dryer, rotary evaporators.

Additionally, we have appropriate biological equipment for growing cell lines such as CO₂ incubator, -80^oC freezer, a certified Biological Safety Cabinet, steam autoclave, and microscopes. A 96-well plate washer & reader allow us to efficiently set up ELISA assays and polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis allows for protein characterization.

The 3600 sq ft cGMP facility encompasses four controlled environment rooms and a large general lab area to assist customers with radiopharmaceutical manufacturing under the FDA guideline 21 CFR 11. The facility is registered as a manufacturer with the FDA. The facility is equipped with the state-of-art equipment, such as class 5 lead-shielded isolators, laminar flow hoods, fume hoods, HPLC, LC-MS, autoclave, depyrogenation oven, and lyphollizer for making freeze-dried kits.

IsoTherapeutics holds a broad radioactive materials license from the State of Texas to handle a wide variety of radioisotopes. We have hands-on experience with most of the relevant medical radioisotopes.