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Gold(III) compounds as anticancer drugs

2007-03-01

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Gold(III) complexes constitute a new class of metallodrugs, of potential interest for cancer treatment. During the past decade different kinds of gold(III) complexes have been reported to be appreciably stable under physiological-like conditions and to manifest relevant antiproliferative properties against selected human tumor cell lines. Some relevant examples are presented. Recent investigations point out that t...

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4aef2f02-9c45-5100-968c-39b5036e32c8
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10.1007/bf03215296
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