PROSTAGLANDIN D-2, A POTENTIAL ANTI-NEOPLASTIC AGENT
PROSTAGLANDIN D-2, A POTENTIAL ANTI-NEOPLASTIC AGENT
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DOI:
10.1016/0006-291x(82)91063-4
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发表时间:
1982-01-01
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
HAYAISHI, O
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作者:
FUKUSHIMA, M;KATO, T;HAYAISHI, O
Cytotoxic actions of various prostaglandins were examined on L1210 mouse leukemia and several human leukemia cell lines; prostaglandin D2 (PGD2 was found most active. PGD2 exerted a dose dependent inhibition of L1210 cell growth over 3.6 .mu.M. At 14.3 .mu.M growth was completely inhibited; the number of viable cells remarkably decreased during culture. Microscopically the remaining cells showed degenerative changes with many vacuoles in their cytoplasm. The IC50 [50% growth inhibitory concentration] value of PGD2 on L1210 cell growth was 6.9 .mu.M (2.4 .mu.g/ml); at this concentration the DNA synthesis in 24 h cultured cells was also decreased to 1/2 the level in the control cells. Such growth inhibition by PGD2 was also found at similar concentrations with several human leukemia cell lines (NALL-1, RPMI-8226, RPMI-8402 and Sk-Ly-16). Among other prostaglandins tested, PGA2 showed a comparable, and PGE2, a less but significant, growth inhibitory activity; PGB2, PGF2.alpha. and PGI2 had no such effects on cell proliferation at 14.3 .mu.M. A potential antineoplastic activity of PGD2 was suggested.