
doi: 10.1007/bf00254422
pmid: 119584
Studies of the cell killing effectiveness of ftorafur were carried out against 5-fluorouracil (5-FU). It appeared that in divided doses ftorafur is both relatively less toxic in terms of LD50 and bone marrow stem cell killing and less effective against L1210 and a mouse osteosarcoma than 5-FU. Pharmacokinetic analysis revealed that upon repeated administration of 5-FU there is an increase in late drug serum levels and a decreased clearance of 5-FU from the serum. Repeated administration of ftorafur is not associated with significant differences in serum levels of 5-FU or ftorafur.
Osteosarcoma, Animal, drug comparison, Hematopoietic Stem Cells, subcutaneous drug administration, cancer chemotherapy, fluorouracil, Lethal Dose 50, Mice, drug blood level, tegafur, Animals, Fluorouracil, Sarcoma, Experimental, pharmacology, Leukemia L1210, pharmacokinetics, mouse, Biotransformation, bone marrow cell, Tegafur
Osteosarcoma, Animal, drug comparison, Hematopoietic Stem Cells, subcutaneous drug administration, cancer chemotherapy, fluorouracil, Lethal Dose 50, Mice, drug blood level, tegafur, Animals, Fluorouracil, Sarcoma, Experimental, pharmacology, Leukemia L1210, pharmacokinetics, mouse, Biotransformation, bone marrow cell, Tegafur
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