radiolabel

radiolabel
ra·dio·la·bel -'lā-bəl vt, -la·beled or -la·belled; -la·bel·ing or -la·bel·ling to label with a radioactive atom or substance <\radiolabeled monoclonal antibodies>
radiolabel n

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ra·dio·la·bel (raґde-o-la″bəl) 1. radioactive label. 2. to incorporate such a radioactive label into a compound.

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