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Clinical Pharmacology of Anti-Cancer Drugs,action. However, with anti-cancer drugs, there are frequently extra factors, not commonly encountered with other drugs, which influence the efficacy of treatment. Such special factors are that many anti-cancer drugs:

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Drug Interactions in the Treatment of Neoplastic Disease,se interactions taking place with anaesthetics and immunotherapeutic agents, and the possibility that drugs may be radiosensitisers or even show an increased toxicity when used in conjunction with radiotherapy, are the possible consequences of combined modality therapy.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-73590-5 and cytotoxic activity in relationship to the cell cycle. Each classification has some merits, but the fact that there are so many different ways of grouping these compounds reflects the disparate origin of anti-cancer drugs and limited knowledge of their mechanisms of action and bases of tumour selectivity.

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Hormones in Cancer Therapy,r cells contained receptors which mediated the hormonal effect. In the last few years, great interest has developed in the measurement of hormone receptors in tumour cells, and our understanding of the mechanisms of hormone action has increased enormously.

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Basic Biochemistry,ised organelles such as mitochondria, ribosomes and endoplasmic reticulum (.). The mitochondria produce energy, essential for metabolic processes, from carbohydrate, fat and protein. The cell membrane is an important structure, regulating the transfer of molecules into and out of the cell.