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ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENT Flashcards

1
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ADR: Alopecia

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Doxorubicin, Carboplatin

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ADR: Neutrotoxic can go to BBB

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Nitrosurea: Carmustine & Lomustine

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ADR: H/A and Peripheral neuropathy

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Vinka alkaloids: vincristine & vinblastine

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ADR: Change in visual quality / corneal opacity

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Tamoxifen

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ADR: Epistaxis (nosebleed)

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Plicamycin

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ADR: Cardiotoxicity/ Bone marrow depression

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Doxorubicin, Daunorubicin

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ADR: Pulmonary fibrosis

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Bleomycin, Busulfan

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ADR: Liver toxicity

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Methotrexate

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ADR: Nephrotoxic

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Cisplatin, Carboplatin

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ADR: Myelosuppression

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Methotrexate, 5-Flurouracil

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ADR: Hemorrhagic Cystitis

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Cyclophosphamide

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ADR: Muscle pain, Malaise, Fever

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Cytarabine

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New or unusual growth of tissue or tumor
may be benign or malignant cancer

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Neoplasms

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uncontrollable growth and spread of abnormal

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Neoplasia

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any cancer that arises form epithelium

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Carcinoma

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cancer of connective tissue

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Sarcoma

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cancer of the lymph nodes

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Lymphoma

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18
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Any abnormal swelling in or on body part

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Tumor

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19
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a tumor that does not invade and destroy the tissue in which it originates or spread to the distant sites in the body

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Benign

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a tumor that does invade and destroys the tissue in which it originates and can spread to other sites in the body via the bloodstream and lymphatic system.

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Malignant

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21
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The distant spread of tumor from its site origin

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Metastasis

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aka mutation: exposure to chemicals or unusual element that cause cancer and step 1

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Initiation

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23
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a promotor that increases mutation of the cell, can be specific or non-specific and step 2

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Promotion

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INc. the growth -> activate tumor cell to spread
aggressive and inc malignant

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Progression

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25
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Chemicals
Excess energy or macronutrients especially unsaturated fats
virus
radiation
limited antioxidant and other nutrients

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causes of cancer

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Curative
Palliative
Adjuvant therapy
salvage chemotherapy
neoadjuvant

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Goals for the cancer

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27
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total eradication of cancer cells
lower tumor cell burden at which level host
immunological defenses may keep the cells in control

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Curative

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Alleviation of symptoms, decrease tumor size, control growth
avoidance of life-threatening toxicity
inc. survival and improved quality of life

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Palliative

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29
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attempt to eradicate microscopic cancer after surgery

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Adjuvant therapy

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30
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an attempt to get a patient into remission, after previous therapies have failed

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salvage chemotherapy

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31
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chemotherapy is given to decrease the tumor burden before definitive therapy (surgery, radiation)

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neoadjuvant

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32
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oncologists prefer to use the term complete response or remission to indicate a patient with no evidence of disease after treatment

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remission

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chemotherapeutic agents kill a constant fraction of cells (1st order kinetics), rather than specific number of cells after each dose

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Log Kill hypothesis

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34
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significance weight ____ that indicates positive to a tumor

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1 gram

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35
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Antimetabolites
Bleomycin
Podophyllin Alkaloids
Plant alkaloids

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Cell cycle specific agent

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Alkylating Agents
antibiotics
cisplatin
nitrosoureas

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Cell cycle non-specific agent

37
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guardian of the cell
tumor suppressor

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p53

38
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the ability of some cells to synthesize their own growth factors

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Autocrine signaling

39
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the programmed cell death

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apoptosis

40
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INB. cell division thru alkylation of DNA

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Alkylating Agents

41
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Nitrogen mustard
ethyleneimines
alkyl sulfonate
nitrosoureas
triazenes

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Alkylating Agents

42
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Prodrugs under nitrogen mustard

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mechlorethamine, cyclophosphamide

43
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a too-reactive agent
a vesicant
only in IV form
intermediate product: aziridine

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mechlorethamine

44
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Antidote for mechlorethamine toxicity

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Na thiosulfate

45
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use in chronic lymphocytic leukemia
acute lymphoblastic leukemia
toxic metabolite: Acrolein
hydroxylation in the liver

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cyclophosphamide

46
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active part of cyclophosphamide

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phospharamide mustard

47
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a chemical added to cyclophosphamide
concentrates the electrophilic substance in the kidney and conjugates acrolein

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MESNA (2-mercaptoethansesulfonate)

48
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be taken orally
least toxic nitro mustard
it slows down the reaction in the formation of
aziridine, making oral administration possible for them

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chlorambucil and melfalan

49
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use in bladder cancer, ovarian cancer, breast cancer
moa: desulfuration
IM: aziridine
reactive in low ph

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Thiotepa

50
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use in chronic myelogenous leukemia
intermediate metabolite: 3-hydroxysulfolane
tetrahydrothiophene 1-oxide
sulfalene

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Busulfan

51
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____optimal for antineoplastic activity of busulfan

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4-5 alkyl substituents

52
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undergo spontaneous non-enzymatic degradation with formation of the 2-chloroethyl carbonium ion from diazohydroxide formed

liberates isocynate that attach carbomoyl grp to the lysine residue of protein inactive DNA

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nitrosoureas

53
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alkylating agent that pass thru BBB
use in brain tumor
myelosuppression is the dose-limiting effect

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Nitrosurea: Carmustine & Lomustine

54
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BCNU/ Bis-chloroethyl nitrosourea

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Carmustine

55
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CCNUU/ chloroethyl- Cyclohexyl nitrosourea

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Lomustine

56
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undergoes N-demethylation (liver cyp450)
forms diazomethane
can inb mao and aldehyde dehydrogenase

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Dacarbazine/procarbazine

57
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purine analogs
pyrimidine analogs
folic acid analogs

myelosuppression is the dose-limiting toxicity for all drugs in this class
prodrugs
target: S phase of the cell division

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antimetabolite

58
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mercaptopurine
thioguanine
Azathioprine
pentostatin
hypoxanthine and quanine
DNA

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purine analogs

59
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____convert to T-GMP (6-thioguanine mono phosphate)
_____convert T-IMP (6-thioinosine mono phosphate)

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Thioguanine, mercaptopurine

60
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T-GMP AND T-IMP CONVERTS INTO HGPRT BY enzyme called _____

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Guanylyl kinase

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HGPRT means

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Hypoxanthine guanine phosphoribosyl transferase

62
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the accumulation cases inhibition in inosinate oxygenase

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HGPRT

63
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used an immunosuppressive agent
and a derivative of 6 mercaptopurine

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Azathioprine

64
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mercaptopurine + ____will make it more toxic

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Allopurinol

65
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D-arabinose form D-ribose DNA polymerase inb

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Vidarabine

66
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addition of fluorine in D-ribose
arabirosyl- 7- fluroadenine Triphosphate
DNA polymerase inb

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Fludarabine

67
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chlorine incorporated in the adenine
2-chlorodeoxy adenosine triphosphate
DNA polymerase inb

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Cladribine

68
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Fluorouracil
Floxuridine
Cytarabine
Gemcitabine
RNA

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Pyrimidine Analogs

69
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1st choice for colon cancer
inb thymidtlate synthase
converted ito a fraudulent nucleotide
FDUMP
IM: 5-fluorodeoxyuridine monophosphate
5-fluorouridine triphosphate

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5-Fluorouracil

70
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FDUMP means

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Fluorodeoxyuridine monophosphate

71
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Prodrugs of 5-Fu
to reduce the catabolic inactivation of 5-FU by DPD
inb DPD

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capecitabine, tegafur

72
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DPD means

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Dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase

73
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discovered in Europe 1960 approved by FDA june 1969
Cytosine arabinoside
1 beta-arabinofuranosylcytosine
rapid conversion into cytosine arabinoside triphosphate, which damage DNA when cell cycle holds in “S-phase”

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Cytarabine

74
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Cytarabine +____+____= use to treat acute nonlymphocytic leukemia

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daunorubicin, thioguanine

75
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replaces cytidine, during DNA replication
1st line for small lung cancer (iV)
Fluorination sugar moiety

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Gemcitabine

76
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Moa: blocks DNA synthesis through inb enzyme dihydrofolate reductase
pseudo irreversibile (highgher ph)
folate acid inb kills cells in the s-phase

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Methotrexate

77
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___is given to prevent toxicity in cells. Given 6-24 hours after treatment w/ MTX

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Leucovorin

78
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Daunorubicin
Doxorubicin
Dactinomycin
Idarubicin
valrubicin
bleomycin
mitomycin
Plicamycin
Streptozocin

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Cytotoxic Antibiotic

79
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disrupt DNA function and cell division
streptomyces
MOA: intercalation
inb topoisomerase
alkylation
strand breakage

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Cytotoxic Antibiotic

80
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isolated streptomyces verticillius
naturally occurring as Cu-chelates
intercalates between G-C base pairs
ROS formation from bleo-iron complex

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Bleomycin

81
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isolated streptomyces parvulus
inb topisomerase II
g-c base pairs
G1 and S phase
3-phenoxazone, 9-dicarboxylic acid

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dactionomycin

82
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a toxic anthracycline
planar oxidized anthracene nucleus fused to a cyclohexane ring that is subsequently connected to an amino sugar

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doxorubicin, daunorubicin

83
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a derivative of daunorubicin that is less toxic
4-demetoxy analog

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idarubicin

84
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an epimer derivative of doxorubicin

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epirubicin

85
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isolated in streptomyces peucetius
it intercalates into DNA and decreased synthesis of both DNA & RNA

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Anthracycline

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