pharmacology of cave therapy

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what does c stand for
Cyclophosphamide
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what does a stand for
Adriamycin
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what does v stand for
Vincristine
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what does e stand for
Etoposide
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what is cyclophosphamide
a chemotherapeutic agent to suppress the immune system
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what is acrolein
a metabolite of cp
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what does acrolein cause
haemorrhagic cystitis
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what is haemorrhagic cystitis and how is it prevented
is damage to the inner lining of your bladder, prevented by giving MESNA
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what is Adriamycin and how does it work
a chemotherapy drug, blocks topoisomersase 2
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what is the mechanism of action of adriamycin
relaxes supercoiling of dna for transcription, preventing x2 helix from resealing, so no replication
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what are the key components of the cytoskeleton
microtubules
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what roles do microtubules play in cell function
intracellular migration and transport
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what roles do microtubules play i cell division
involve movement and attatchment of chromosomes
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why are microtubule dynamics important
for developing anti-cancer drugs
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what does etoposide do
chemotherapy drug that destroys quickly dividing cells
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how does etoposide work in cell cycle
BLOCK THE CELLS IN LATE S-G2 and inhibits topoisomerase 2 which leads to dna damage
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what are side effects of etoposide
nausea, HYPOTENSION, ALOPECIA, MYLOSUPPRESSION
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what is etoposide used to treat
CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG, TESTICULAR CANCER, LEUKAEMIA
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