Is DNA the Real Target of Antitumor Platinum Compounds
Is DNA the Real Target of Antitumor Platinum Compounds
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DNA是抗肿瘤铂化合物的真正靶标吗
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发表时间:
1984
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通讯作者:
M. Wright
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作者:
J. Macquet;J. Butour;N. Johnson;H. Razaka;B. Salles;C. Vieussens;M. Wright
Platinum compounds, particularly cis-Pt(NH3)2Cl2, represent a new class of effective antitumor drugs used clinically in cancer chemotherapy (1). The mechanism of action of these compounds is not yet elucidated. Antitumor activity and cytotoxicity have been correlated with the presence of a pair of cis labile ligands (2, 3). In a cis-Pt series, inert ligands modulate these activities whereas labile ligands influence toxicity in animals. Charged and neutral compounds as well as kinetically inert and very reactive ones were found antitumoral (2). At the cellular level, these electrophilic molecules bind to DNA, RNA and proteins (4). However, filamentation, mutagenicity, prophage and rec A protein induction, increased sensitivity in repair-deficient strains and inhibition of DNA synthesis observed with cis-Pt (NH3)2Cl2 indicate that DNA is a target (4). It is generally thought that inhibition of DNA synthesis is the perturbed DNA function responsible of the antitumor properties (for a review, see ref. 4).
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11.2
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Einhorn,LH
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Einhorn,LH