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Taxoids and Multidrug Resistance
1995Taxol is now recognized as one of the most interesting and promising new drugs derived from natural products to enter clinical trials for the treatment of cancer in many years. Its importance to the international movement to preserve biodiversity has been profound and far-reaching, as it represents proof of the potential value of natural products, and ...
Robert A. Newman, Dominic Fan
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Effects of the hydrophobicity of taxoids on their interaction with tubulin
Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry, 2000Modifications of the hydrophobic character at the 7 and 10 positions of the taxoids greatly modified the effect of these drugs on the tubulin microtubule system. The presence of an alkyl chain at these positions decreased the activity while their corresponding more polar analogues restored the activity of these molecules.
D, Guénard +5 more
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2000
Abstract A 70-year-old man was discovered to have melanoma of the right fifth toe. Following toe amputation, he was started on paclitaxel (250 mglm2 ) every 3 weeks, as part of a phase II clinical trial. He received 16 courses with clinical and radiographic disappearance of adenopathy.
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Abstract A 70-year-old man was discovered to have melanoma of the right fifth toe. Following toe amputation, he was started on paclitaxel (250 mglm2 ) every 3 weeks, as part of a phase II clinical trial. He received 16 courses with clinical and radiographic disappearance of adenopathy.
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Chemistry of Taxol and Related Taxoids
ChemInform, 2004AbstractFor Abstract see ChemInform Abstract in Full Text.
Hui‐Kang Wang +2 more
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The synthesis of taxoids from glucose
Pure and Applied Chemistry, 1996Abstract
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Immunoassay for the detection of taxoids
1998info:eu-repo/semantics ...
El Jaziri, Mondher +3 more
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2003
Introduction Taxoids are a family of diterpene alkaloids sharing a tricyclic taxane core (Figure 9.1A). The most well recognized member of the taxoid family is taxol (Figure 9.1B), a minor cytotoxic component isolated from yew bark (Wani et al., 1971).
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Introduction Taxoids are a family of diterpene alkaloids sharing a tricyclic taxane core (Figure 9.1A). The most well recognized member of the taxoid family is taxol (Figure 9.1B), a minor cytotoxic component isolated from yew bark (Wani et al., 1971).
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Naturally occurring rearranged taxoids.
Planta medica, 2007The rearranged taxoids have recently been reported from different Taxus species. The literature concerning the chemistry, biogenesis, and bioactivity of such compounds is reviewed.
B, Das, S P, Rao, R D, Née Chakrabarti
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Synthesis of Taxoids II. Synthesis and Antitumor Activity of Water-soluble Taxoids
HETEROCYCLES, 1997Tomiki Hashiyama +9 more
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