Small cell lung cancer bombesin receptors are antagonized by reduced peptide bond analogues.
Small cell lung cancer bombesin receptors are antagonized by reduced peptide bond analogues.
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小细胞肺癌铃蟾肽受体被还原肽键类似物拮抗。
DOI:
10.1016/0024-3205(89)90231-2
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发表时间:
1989
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影响因子:
6.1
通讯作者:
Moody,TW
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作者:
Mahmoud,S;Palaszynski,E;Fiskum,G;Coy,DH;Moody,TW
The potency of 3 reduced peptide bond analogues of bombesin (BN) was investigated using small cell lung cancer (SCLC) cell lines. (Psi13, 14, Leu14)BN, (Psi9, 10, Leu14)BN and (Psi12, 13, Leu14)BN inhibited specific binding of125I-GRP with IC50values of 15, 90, and 600 nM. (Psi13, 14, Leu14)BN and (Psi9, 10, Leu14)BN did not elevate cytosolic Ca2+levels but antagonized the increase in cytosolic Ca2+caused by BN. (Psi13, 14, Leu14)BN antagonized the clonal growth of SCLC cells caused by BN. These data indicate that reduced peptide bond analogues may discrupt the autocrine growth cycle of SCLC cells by functioning as BN receptor antagonists.