Which consequence results when a positron-emitting isotope decays in tissue?

💡 Explanation

The positron encounters an electron, leading to matter-antimatter annihilation, which generates two gamma-ray photons, because this conserves energy and momentum; therefore gamma rays are emitted, rather than increased cellular respiration due to minimal positron interactions.

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