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Concepts, Mechanisms, and New Targets for Chemotherapy (Hardcover, 1995 ed.)
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Concepts, Mechanisms, and New Targets for Chemotherapy (Hardcover, 1995 ed.)
Series: Cancer Treatment and Research, 78
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Concepts, Mechanisms, and New Targets for Chemotherapy describes
new interconnections between rationally designed and empirically
discovered compounds. One route that has not been travelled
previously is that of protein kinase C inhibition. This pathway may
be exploited to give potent inhibitors, such as the bryostatins,
now in clinical trial. A summary is given of the current status of
topoisomerase, focusing on recent clinical advances with
camptothecin analogs based on connecting empiricism with concepts
of drug selectivity. Modification of existing therapies based on
the pursuit of leads arising from mechanistic studies is also being
applied clinically on a wide scale. Greater understanding should
follow from the studies of reversal of the multidrug resistant
phenotype, on the use of hydroxyurea to reverse resistance mediated
by extrachromosomal DNA, and on various aspects of the
fluoropyrimidine pathways. Successful applications of chemotherapy
to the treatment of specific diseases include the growing
applications of systemic therapy using various skin malignancies.
In prostate cancer, estramustine phosphate will likely play an
expanding role. Taxanes are restructuring treatment regimens in
breast cancer, and high-dose strategies are described with
peripheral blood progenitor autografting in the treatment of
ovarian and breast cancers.
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