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List the vinca alkaloids
Vincristine [Oncovin, Vincasar], vinblatin [Velban]
List the plant alkaloids
*taxel: Paclitaxel [taxol], docetaxel
What are alkaloids used for?
Breast, bladder, testicular, non-small cell lung CA, leukemia, lymphoma
What is the mechanism of action of antibiotics?
Bind to DNA through intercalcation b/t bases, blocking synthesis of RNA or fragmenting DNA
What are antibiotics used for?
Testicular, breast, ovarian thyroid, pancreatic Ca, lymphosarcoma
What side effects does doxyrubicin have?
Cardiomyopathy [50% mortality w/ CHR]
What side effects does bleomycin have?
Pulmonary toxicity [5-10%], worse w/ high FiO2, large volume of crystaloids
What are general side effects of antibioics?
Cardiomylpathy, hepatic dysfunction
What are the antibiotics?
*rubicin, *myocin, *mycin
What are SERMs? What do they do?
SERMs modify the response of the estrogen receptor
What is the classic SERM? What is it used for?
Tamoxifen. Used for Breast Ca w/ + estrogen receptor and progestrerone receptor tumors.
What are the SEs of SERMs?
Menopausal sxs, menstraul irregularities, increased risk of blood clots, increased risk of endometrial cancer
What is fulvestrant?
A full ER antagonist [no agnosist] => downregulation of estrogen receptors
Describe the mechanism of action of aromatase inhibitors
Inhibit aromatase, which converts androgens to estrogens [in females]
What are aromatase inhibitors used for?
Tx of metastatic breast CA