THE EFFECTS OF PLASMA-LIPOPROTEINS ON INVITRO TUMOR-CELL KILLING AND INVIVO TUMOR PHOTOSENSITIZATION WITH BENZOPORPHYRIN DERIVATIVE
THE EFFECTS OF PLASMA-LIPOPROTEINS ON INVITRO TUMOR-CELL KILLING AND INVIVO TUMOR PHOTOSENSITIZATION WITH BENZOPORPHYRIN DERIVATIVE
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DOI:
10.1111/j.1751-1097.1991.tb02079.x
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发表时间:
1991-11-01
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
LEVY, JG
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作者:
ALLISON, BA;WATERFIELD, E;LEVY, JG
The influence of lipoprotein association on in vitro tumor cell killing and in vivo tumor photosensitization with benzoporphyrin derivative (BDP) has been investigated in M-1 tumor bearing mice. The association of benzoporphyrin mono acid ring A with either low or high density lipoprotein increased tumor cell killing in an in vivo/in vitro cytotoxicity assay performed 3 h post intravenous drug administration. Eight hours following photosensitizer injection only low density lipoprotein (LDL) mixtures produced significant (P less-than-or-equal-to 0.005) increases in tumor cell killing compared to BPD in unfractionated plasma. The efficacy of in vivo photosensitization in the presence of lipoproteins correlated with the in vivo/in vitro cytotoxicity. Association of BPD with low or high density lipoproteins resulted in delayed tumor regrowth and higher cure rates when light exposure (125J/cm2) was performed 3 h post drug administration. When light exposure was performed 8 h post-injection only LDL-BPD mixtures led to enhanced tumor eradication compared to BPD administered in aqueous solution or unfractionated plasma.