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p-Carborane-based androgen antagonists active in LNCaP cells with a mutated androgen receptor

Shinya Fujii, Ayumi Yamada, Keiko Tomita, Mao Nagano, Tokuhito Goto, Kiminori Ohta, Takashi Harayama, Yasuyuki Endo, Hiroyuki Kagechika

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Abstract

Development of antagonists for a mutated androgen receptor (AR) is important for treatment of anti-androgen-refractory prostate cancers. We describe here application of the p-carborane cage as a hydrophobic core structure for novel anti-androgens active toward LNCaP human prostate cancer cells with mutated AR. These compounds are expected to be versatile lead compounds not only for development of AR pan-antagonists, but also for discovery of mutant-selective anti-androgens.

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Development of antagonists for a mutated androgen receptor (AR) is important for treatment of anti-androgen-refractory prostate cancers. We describe here application of the p-carborane cage as a hydrophobic core structure for novel anti-androgens active toward LNCaP human prostate cancer cells with mutated AR. These compounds are expected to be versatile lead compounds not only for development of AR pan-antagonists, but also for discovery of mutant-selective anti-androgens.

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Development of antagonists for a mutated androgen receptor (AR) is important for treatment of anti-androgen-refractory prostate cancers. We describe here application of the p-carborane cage as a hydrophobic core structure for novel anti-androgens active toward LNCaP human prostate cancer cells with mutated AR. These compounds are expected to be versatile lead compounds not only for development of AR pan-antagonists, but also for discovery of mutant-selective anti-androgens.

Key concepts: LNCaP, Androgen receptor, Prostate cancer, Androgen, Mutant, Chemistry, Androgen Receptor Antagonists, Cancer research

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