Arsenyan et al., 2003 - Google Patents
Organoammonium hydroselenites: antitumor action through radical balance regulationArsenyan et al., 2003
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- 18209322548889679042
- Author
- Arsenyan P
- Shestakova I
- Rubina K
- Domracheva I
- Nesterova A
- Vosele K
- Pudova O
- Lukevics E
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- Publication venue
- European journal of pharmacology
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Organoammonium hydroselenites were synthesized and investigated as potential selective, anticancer prodrugs. These compounds were studied in vitro on human fibrosarcoma (HT- 1080), hamster kidney endothelial (BHK 21) and normal mouse embryonic fibroblasts (NIH …
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