MGMT inhibitor Lomeguatrib Small Molecule (Tool Compound)
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151711
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Inhibitor
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Lomeguatrib (20 mg/kg/day for 5 days) combined with Temozolomide (100 mg/kg/day for 5 days) produces a substantial tumour growth delay: median tumour quintupling time is increased by 22 days without any significant increase in toxicity, while neither of the two drugs administrated along show any antitumor activity. Lomeguatrib inactivates ATase and enhances the anti-tumour effect of Temozolomide in A375M human melanoma xenografts model. Lomeguatrib, at a single dose of 20 mg/kg i.p., produces…
CDK2 inhibitor NU6301 Small Molecule (Tool Compound)
Cat. #:
152754
Sub-type:
Inhibitor
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The prodrug NU6301 rapidly generated NU6102 in vitro in mouse plasma, and tumour NU6102 levels in vivo consistent with activity in vitro. Eight or 12 hourly dosing of 120 mg/kg NU6301 for 10 days was well tolerated in SKUT-1B tumour-bearing mice and inhibited Rb phosphorylation in tumour tissue. Two (8 hourly dosing) and 3 (12 hourly dosing) day tumour growth delay was observed (p=0.04 and p=0.007, respectively) following NU6301 administration. NU6102 selectively inhibited the growth of CDK2 WT (wild type) versus KO MEFs (knockout mouse embryo fibroblasts) (GIâ â (concentration required to inhibit cell growth by 50%) 14 ÎźM versus >30 ÎźM), and was more growth-inhibitory in p53 mutant or null versus p53 WT cells (p=0.02), and in Rb (retinoblastoma protein) WT SKUT-1B versus SKUT 1 Rb deficient cells (p=0.01). In SKUT-1B cells NU6102 induced a G2 arrest, inhibition of Rb phosphorylation and cytotoxicity (LCâ â 2.6 ÎźM for a 24h exposure).
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