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Tresulfan     1,4- bis(methylsulfonyloxy)butane- 2,3-diol

Synonyms: Treosulfan, NSC-39068, NSC-260698, NSC39068, NSC39069, ...
 
 
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  • Furthermore, long-term preincubation with bryostatin-1 or TPA, both of which are known to down-regulate PKC protein levels, likewise inhibited treosulfan-induced apoptosis [8].
  • DNA alkylation and interstrand cross-linking by treosulfan [13].
  • Bcl-2 provided only moderate protection from synergistic induction of glioma cell death by treosulfan and BSO [14].
  • In the present study, we report that permanent donor-specific tolerance and stable mixed multilineage chimerism can successfully be achieved across haploidentical MHC barriers when Treosulfan is administered in combination with anti-T-cell mAb and T-cell-depleted donor bone marrow cells [15].
  • Clinical pharmacokinetics of intravenous treosulfan in patients with advanced solid tumors [16].
 

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