New Anti-Neoplastics Obtained by a Molecular Connectivity Method

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New Anti-Neoplastics Obtained by a Molecular Connectivity Method

S. Villagra^1,* , E. Jáuregui¹ and J. Gálvez²

¹ Universidad Nacional de San Luis, Fac. de Qca., Bioqca. y Fcia, Cátedra de Qca. Gral, Chacabuco y Pedernera, (5700) San Luis, Argentina ² Unidad de Diseño de Fármacos y Conectividad Molecular. Fac. de Fcia., Universidad de Valencia, Spain

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Published: 22 March 2000

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Abstract: Molecular Connectivity is a method, which allows to discriminate different pharmacological activities on the basics of numeric parameters of the molecules in study, related with specific and exclusive indexes. In the present study, we propose two potentially anti-neoplasic compounds: tricromil and zomepirac, by analyzing more than a hundred different chemicals.

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Villagra, S.; Jáuregui, E.; Gálvez, J. New Anti-Neoplastics Obtained by a Molecular Connectivity Method. Molecules 2000, 5, 330-331.

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Villagra S, Jáuregui E, Gálvez J. New Anti-Neoplastics Obtained by a Molecular Connectivity Method. Molecules. 2000; 5(3):330-331.

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Villagra, S.; Jáuregui, E.; Gálvez, J. 2000. "New Anti-Neoplastics Obtained by a Molecular Connectivity Method." Molecules 5, no. 3: 330-331.

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