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Myelotoxicity evaluation of 2 potential anticancer compounds using murine and human in vitro CFU-GM assays (Meeting abstract).

Proc Annu Meet Am Assoc Cancer Res; 34:A2281 1993. Unique Identifier : AIDSLINE ICDB/93693232
May RD; Murphy MJ Jr; Erickson-Miller CL; Parchment RE; Tomaszewski JE; Osborn BL; Page JG; Southern Res. Inst., Birmingham, AL 35255-5305


Abstract: An important aspect in the preclinical development of an anticancer or anti-HIV drug is the evaluation of its potential myelotoxicity. Two investigational drugs were assessed for their toxicity to murine and human bone marrow (BM) using in vitro CFU-GM assays. These included bizelesin (U77,779; NSC-615291), and NSC-630176D. BM cells were exposed to drug concentrations of 10 pM to 10 uM either for 1 hr or continuously. IC50 values for bizelesin were as follows: (1) mouse--1.3 uM at 1 hr, less than 10 pM continuous; (2) human--less than 100 pM at 1 hr, less than 10 pM continuous. IC50 values for NSC-630176D were as follows: (1) mouse--5 uM at 1 hr, 2 nM continuous; (2) human--0.6 uM at 1 hr, 1.2 nM continuous. These data may be useful in predicting BM toxicity upon in vivo administration of these severely myelotoxic drugs.
Keywords: Animal Antineoplastic Agents/*TOXICITY Bone Marrow/*DRUG EFFECTS Cell Line *Colony-Forming Units Assay Dose-Response Relationship, Drug Granulocytes/*DRUG EFFECTS Human Macrophages/*DRUG EFFECTS Mice *Tumor Stem Cell Assay ABSTRACTKWDanimalantineoplasticagents/KWDtoxicitybonemarrow/KWDdrugeffectscelllineKWDcolony-formingunitsassaydose-responserelationship,druggranulocytes/KWDdrugeffectshumanmacrophages/KWDdrugeffectsmiceKWDtumorstemcellassayabstract
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