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Efecto antileucémico de derivados cannabinoides: un nuevo grupo terapéutico en LMA

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object 01 Jan 2016 Spanish Publisher:European Hematology Association
Authors: Medrano Domínguez, Mayte; Barbado, Victoria; Campillo, Nuria E.; Hidalgo Casado, Francisco; Álvarez-Laderas, Isabel; Bejarano-García, José A.; Caracuel, Rocío; +2 Authors

handle: 10261/147073

Efecto antileucémico de derivados cannabinoides: un nuevo grupo terapéutico en LMA

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Los cannabinoides, componentes activos del cannabis, se emplean como tratamiento paliativo en pacientes con cáncer en virtud de su efecto antiemético y analgésico. Además, hay evidencias de que estos compuestos inhiben el crecimiento de algunas células tumorales en animales de laboratorio. Estos compuestos actúan uniéndose a receptores específicos. Los principales receptores son el CB1 (mayoritario en SNC) y CB2 (en tejido hematopoyético). El objetivo de este estudio fue confirmar el efecto terapéutico de derivados cannabinoides sintéticos específicos del receptor CB2 en LMA.

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