Interaction between cisplatin, 5-fluorouracil and vincristine on human hepatoma cell line (7721)
Weixue Tang
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Weixue Tang
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AIM:To evaluate the killing effects of CDDP, 5-Fu and VCR on human hepaoma cell line (7721).METHODS:The median-effect principle was used.RESULTS:Killing effects of the individual drug were enhanced as the median concentration increased. Antagonism was produced when two drugs were used at a higher concentration (CI > 1), and synergism was achiened when CI < 1. Finally, the effect was influenced by both the ratios of drug concentration and the sequence of administration.CONCLUSION:The drug administration order and drug concentrations are significant factors that need to be considered in clinical practice.
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AIM:To evaluate the killing effects of CDDP, 5-Fu and VCR on human hepaoma cell line (7721).METHODS:The median-effect principle was used.RESULTS:Killing effects of the individual drug were enhanced as the median concentration increased. Antagonism was produced when two drugs were used at a higher concentration (CI > 1), and synergism was achiened when CI < 1. Finally, the effect was influenced by both the ratios of drug concentration and the sequence of administration.CONCLUSION:The drug administration order and drug concentrations are significant factors that need to be considered in clinical practice.
Key concepts: Cisplatin, Drug, Fluorouracil, Pharmacology, Vincristine, Medicine, Cell culture, Drug interaction