The Mechanism of the anti-tumour action of flavone acetic acid and its xanthenone acetic acid analogues

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The Mechanism of the anti-tumour action of flavone acetic acid and its xanthenone acetic acid analogues

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The search for new compounds with anti-tumour activity is driven by the high mortality from disseminated visceral carcinomas for which few effective treatments exist. The experimental agent flavone acetic acid (FAA) has stimulated interest because of its broad spectrum of activity against solid tumours in mice. This remarkable activity spectrum suggested an unusual mechanism of action. The aim of the thesis was to elucidate the mechanism of action of FAA and its analogues in mouse tumours, pa...

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Thesis

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Doctoral

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1992

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Zwi, Leon Jonathan

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http://hdl.handle.net/2292/3356

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Medical and Health Sciences

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