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reverse methotrexate with?
leucovorin (folic acid)
methotrexate weird toxicity
macrovascular fatty changes in liver, mucositis
recombinant GM-CSF used for myelorecovery / post transplant
sagramostin
G-CSF used to prevent/rx chemo-febrile neutropenia & promote myeloid recovery
filgratin
Oprelvekin
recombinant IL-11, increases hematopoietic stem cells & megakaryocyte progenitor, used in thrombocytopenia
5-FU moa and reversibility
pyrimidine analogue (stops formation of t from u) blocks thymidylate synthase, reverse with thymidine
6 mercaptopurine - moa, toxicity
prodrug act by HGPRTase, block de novo syn, metabolized by xanthine oxidase so toxicity with allopurinol
cytarabine - moa, use and weird SE
inhibits DNA pol (crosses BBB), AML, megaloblastic anemia
cyclophosphamide/ifosfamide: moa, weird side effect
alkylating / cross linking at guanine N-7, needs liver activation; hemorrhagic cystitis (part prev w mesna)
nitrosureas - name them, mechanism of action, special use, toxicity
carmustine, lomustine, semustine, streptozocin
alkylate DNA, needs to be activated, crosses bbb
RX brain tumors
SE: pulmonary toxic, CNS tox
cisplatin, carboplatin - MOA, weird SE
act like alkylating agents, nephrotoxic and acoustic nerve damage (drink more h20)
busulfan - moa, use, weird se
alkylates DNA, CML, pulmonary fibrosis, hyperpigmentation, cataracts
mitomycin - moa
ss breaks, hypoxic activation in tumor cells
doxorubicin, daunorubicin - moa, weird SE, reversibility of SE
free radicals + noncovalent interaclation in DNA
SE: cardiotoxic (use dexrazoxane), toxic extravastion
dexrazoxane - moa, purpose
Fe chelator, decreases cardiomyopathy from doxorubicin
dactinomycin - moa, use
intercalate, act out > childhood tumors (wilm's, ewings, rhabdo)
bleomycin - moa, unique use, weird SE
free radicals / dna break, radiomimetic
use: skin / lung
pulmonary fibrosis, skin changes
what's awesome about bleomycin?
minimal myelosuppression
hydroxyurea - moa
inhbits ribonucleotide reductase/decreases DNA syn (s phase)
noncancer use for hydroxyurea
sickle cell
etoposide: moa, use, weird SE
G2 phase inhibits topoII / increases DNA degradation
use: SCLC, prostate, testicular
carcinogen
Dacarbazine - moa, use, SE
DNA methylation
met melanoma, osteosarcoma
SE - carcinogenic, p450
benefit of raloxifene over tamoxifene
doesn't cause endometrial cancer - not an endometrial antagonist
trastuzumab / herceptin SE
cardiotoxic
imatinib / gleevac - other uses, SE
GI stromal tumor
fluid retention
imatibib - bind active or inactive site on Abl? what binds the other form?
inactive ATP!

dastainib binds active form / more potent
whats awesome about vincristine
less bone marrow suppression
vincristine/vinblastine moa, se
block polymerization of mt
vincristine - neurotoxic, paralytic ileus
vinblastine - bone marrow suppression
taxols moa
not soluble - G2/M phase prevent breakdown of mt spindles
bevacizumab - moa, use
VegFmab
colorectal, NSCLC met