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Cancer drugs
Cancer Drugs
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Mimics substances required to build DNA & RNA | Antimetabolite (Cytarabine) |
| Blocks Mitosis | Plant Alkaloid (Vincristine) |
| Prevent normal function of cancer cells | Antitumor Antibiotics (Daunorubican) |
| Inhibit protein synthesis | Enzyme (Elspar) |
| Blocks cells in M phase | Mitotic Spindle Inhibitors |
| Two examples of Mitotic Spindle Inhibitors | Vincristin and Taxol |
| Interferes with the S phase | Antimetabolites |
| Three examples of antimetabolites | 5FU, MTX, and Hydrea |
| Impairs DNA replication/RNA transcription | Alkylating Agents |
| What are three examples of Alkylating Agents? | Cisplatin, Carboplatin, Cytoxan |
| Interferes with DNA synthesis | Antitumor Antibiotics |
| What are two antitumor antibiotics? | Adriamycin and Bleomycin |
| Hormonal agents are classified as ________. | Non-specific |
| Binds to hormonal receptor sites that alter cellular growth; inhibit RNA synthesis | Hormonal agents |
| Mitotic Spindle Inhibitors are classified as __________. | Specific |
| Antimetabolites are classified as _________. | Specific |
| Alkylating agents are classified as _________. | Non-specific |
| Antitumor agents are classified as ________. | Non-specific |