What will the uranium-237 nucleus turn into as a result of beta decay?

What will the uranium-237 nucleus turn into as a result of beta decay? What is the mass number of the new item? Is there a shift left or right in the periodic table?

Beta decay of a nucleus is the formation of an electron and a new atom. An electron has a negative (-1) charge and has no mass. As a result of beta decay, an atom is formed with almost the same mass and the charge of the nucleus is greater by 1. Therefore, if the decay undergoes ²³⁷₉₂U, the result is an element with a charge of 92 + 1 = 93.

According to the periodic table, there is only one element that can have a charge equal to 93, this element is neptunium (denoted by Np). Therefore, you can write down the reaction:

²³⁷₉₂U → ²³⁷₉₃Np + ⁰_-1e.