Cycloaurated GoId (III) complexes- Possible alternatives to cisplatin?
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The serendipitous discovery of the anti-tumour activity of cisplatin [cis-PtCI₂(NH₃)₂] in 1969 has led to increased interest in the development of new metal-based anti-cancer drugs. However, regardless of the large numbers of new metal-containing compounds generated, many of which demonstrate anti-tumour activity, cisplatin still remains one of the most widely used anti-tumour drugs in the western world.
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Kilpin, K.J. & Henderson, W. (2009). Cycloaurated GoId (III) complexes- Possible alternatives to cisplatin? Chemistry in New Zealand, 73(3), 102-105.
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New Zealand Institute of Chemistry