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[Platinum complexes as radiosensitizers in radiotherapy]
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Cis-platinum exhibits potent radiosensitizing effects but high toxicity. Cis-dichlorobis-cyclohexylamine platinum (II) may offer a less toxic alternative for cancer therapy, impacting DNA synthesis differently across platinum compounds.
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- Oncology
- Pharmacology
- Molecular Biology
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