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Primary Invasion: Natural Inhibitors

  • K. E. Kuettner und B. U. Pauli
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  1. Frontmatter 1
  2. Contents 7
  3. Introduction 11
  4. Invasion and Metastasis as Targets for Tumour Therapy
  5. Primary Invasion: Natural Inhibitors 15
  6. Effect of Desacetyl Vinblastine Amide Sulphate or Vindesine (VDS) against the In Vivo Invasion and Formation of Tumour Metastasis 23
  7. Invasion and Metastases as Targets for Tumour Therapy. An Overview 33
  8. Invasiveness of Brain Tumour Cells In Vivo and In Vitro 42
  9. Anti-inyasiveness of Microtubule Inhibitors is due to Interference with the Cytoplasmic Microtubule Complex 47
  10. Metastasis: Mitostatic Drugs 55
  11. Anticoagulant Treatment of Cancer 63
  12. Reactivity of a Monoclonal Antibody (B72.3) with Fixed Sections of Human Mammary Carcinomas 66
  13. Polyamine Oxidation in Relation to Tumour Growth and Metastasis 71
  14. Partial Purification of an Epidermal Growth Inhibitor (Chalone) 83
  15. Hormone. Receptors
  16. Estradiol Receptor in Human Breast Cancers and Prognosis 87
  17. External Quality Assessment Scheme of Estradiol Receptor Assay: An Italian Survey 93
  18. Methodological and Clinical Studies of the Steroid Receptor Assay in Primary Breast Cancer 99
  19. The Value of Hormone Receptor Assays for Prediction of the Effectiveness of Endocrine Therapy in Breast Cancer 104
  20. The Cancer Cell Surface as a Target for Tumour Therapy
  21. Normal and Pathological Cell Communication 113
  22. The Cells Surface as Target for Alkylating Agents 119
  23. The Synergistic Effect of Drugs and Antibodies 127
  24. Cancerostatic Lectins 134
  25. Ribosome-inactivating Proteina as Possible Chemotherapeutic Agents 142
  26. Selective Targeting of Ricin A Chain to a Murine B Cell Tumour by Anti-Immunoglobulin Antibodies 147
  27. Development of New Drugs
  28. The Generation of Reactive Molecular Species during the Oxidation of 9-Hydroxyellipticine Derivatives. Interest of Prooxidant Compounds in the Design of Anti-Cancer Drugs. 159
  29. Development of Nitroimidazoles 166
  30. Development of New Drugs — Immunomodulating Agents 173
  31. Development of Potential Clinical Alternatives to Hexamethylmelamine 180
  32. Synergistic Interaction of an Alkylating Agent (Lycurim) and an Antimetabolite (Pyrazofurin) on Heptoma 3924A Cells in Culture 189
  33. Phase II Evaluation of 4-Thiazolidine-Carboxylic Acid (Thioproline) in Advanced Epidermoid Head and Neck Tumours 194
  34. The Effect of a Bifunctional N-Notrosoureido Derivative (GYKI-13324) on Experimental Metastasis Models 198
  35. Long-term Toxic and Carcinogenic Effects of Cytostatic Drugs 201
  36. VP 16-213 (Etoposide; NSC-141540; Vepesid): A Review 210
  37. New Platinum Anti-Cancer Drugs 214
  38. The Status of Proteolytic Enzymes in Oncology 225
  39. Marcellomycin: A New Class II Anthracycline 231
  40. Biological Response Modifiers
  41. Interferon 239
  42. Comparative Interferon-Inducing and Anti-Tumour Activity of Substituted Pyrimidinones 245
  43. Influence of Human Leucocyte Interferon on Squamous-Cell Carcinoma of Uterine Cervix: Clinical, Histological and Histochemical Observations 253
  44. Effect of Interferon on Malignant Head and Neck Tumours 256
  45. Polyamines and Neoplasia: A Review of Present Knowledge of Their Function and Therapeutic Potential 258
  46. Retinoids 269
  47. The Role of Drug-Induced Differentiation in the Control of Tumour Growth 275
  48. Modifying Effect of the Sex Hormonal Environment on the Growth of Basophilic Foci and Hepatocellular Carcinoma 282
  49. Phase II Clinical Trial of cis-Dichlorodiammine Platinum (cis-DDP) in Metastatic Brain Tumours — a Preliminary Report 287
  50. Adriamycin: Experimental Evidence of Carcinogenicity 292
  51. Electroreduction, Mutagenicity and Antimicrobial Activity of 5-Nitroimidazole Derivatives 300
  52. Mechanism of the Antileukemic Action of DTIC and its Benzenoid Analog DM-COOK in mice 309
  53. Laboratory Assessment of Therapeutic Activity
  54. The Role of In Vitro Techniques in Assessing Antineoplastic Therapeutic Activities 315
  55. In Vivo Tests — Xenografts 327
  56. Suitable Models for Long-Term Bioassays on the Therapeutic and Toxic effects of Antiblastic Drugs: Liver Angiosarcomas Produced in Sprague-Dawley Rats by Vinyl Chloride 339
  57. Role of some Biological Parameters in Drug Sensitivity and Resistance of Tumour Cells 342
  58. Analysis of Cytotoxic and Cytostatic Effects 349
  59. An Appraisal of Current In Vivo and In Vitro Screening Methods 359
  60. Clinical Relevance of some Useful Methods for In-Vitro Testing of Cytostatic Sensitivity in Cases of Ovarian Cancers 366
  61. Immunoglobulin Producing Cell Infiltration in Colorectal Cancer Tissues Correlated with Patients Survival 369
  62. Suitable Models for Long-Term Bioassays of Therapeutic and Toxic Effects of Antiblastic Drugs: Brain Tumours of Neuronal Cells and Primitive Bipotential Precursors Produced in Sprague-Dawley Rats by Vinyl Chloride 376
  63. Laboratory Assessment of Therapeutic Activity (with Particular Regard to Chemotherapy): Relevant Animal Models 379
  64. Biological Significance and Dose-Dependent Effect of 'Resistocell' on Peripheral Blood Leucocytes In Vitro 393
  65. Human Serum Ribonuclease Activity as a Marker for Therapeutic Success in Ovarian Carcinoma 401
  66. Biological Properties of the New Quinazoline Inhibitor of Thymidylate Synthetase CB 3717 404
  67. Miscellaneous
  68. Reactivation of Alkylation-Damaged Adenovirus 3 by Cell Cultures Derived from Human Tumours 413
  69. Effects of Surgical and Radio-Chemotherapeutic Treatment on the Immunological Pattern in Malignant Glioma Patients 418
  70. Control of Megacaryocyte Differentiation in Healthy and Leukemic Patients 423
  71. Cytotoxic T Lymphocytes: Various Effects on Human Myeloma Cells 426
  72. Analysis of AHH Inducibility Ratios and Distribution in Human Lymphocytes by TLC-Radioisotopic Assay 431
  73. Antitumour Actitivy of New Nitrosoureas on Yoshida Sarcoma Ascites Cells In Vivo 438
  74. The Mode of Action of Cyclophosphamide 445
  75. Index 457
  76. Appendix 465
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