The activity of titanocene T against xenografted Caki-1 tumors

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Title:	The activity of titanocene T against xenografted Caki-1 tumors
Creators Name:	Walther, W., Fichtner, I., Deally, A., Hogan, M. and Tacke, M.
Abstract:	The indole-substituted titanocene dichloride derivative Titanocene T, which is completely water-soluble and shows micromolar activity against the human renal cancer cells Caki-1, was tested in vivo an against xenografted human renal cell tumors in mice. Titanocene T was then given at 25 and 50 mg/kg, seven times every four days during three weeks to two groups (n=6) of Caki-1 tumor-bearing female NMRI: nu/nu mice, while the control group was treated with solvent only. At both doses Titanocene T induced a moderate to good tumor growth reduction with respect to the solvent-treated control group, with an optimal T/C value of 51% and 32% and showed neither mortality nor toxicity. Immunohistochemical analysis revealed that the expression of the proliferation marker Ki-67 was reduced in the high-dosage group. Furthermore, anti-angiogenic activity was identified by CD31 staining; the number of micro vessels in a defined tumor area decreased by 27% and 29% due to Titanocene T treatment.
Keywords:	Anticancer Drug, Anti-Angiogenic Drug, Titanocene, Renal Cell Cancer, Xenograft
Source:	Letters in Drug Design & Discovery
ISSN:	1570-1808
Publisher:	Bentham
Volume:	10
Number:	5
Page Range:	375-381
Date:	June 2013
Official Publication:	https://doi.org/10.2174/1570180811310050002

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