Ruthenium−Ferrocene Bimetallic Agent
- Scientists from Agharkar Research Institute (ARI), Pune, have discovered a Ruthenium−Ferrocene bimetallic agent that shows a highly potent antitumor effect in platinum-resistant cancers.
- Platinum drugs are the frontline treatment option for many cancers. But their broad applicability is severely limited due to the fast development of resistance against these drugs.
- The new agent is the first rationally designed Ruthenium-Ferrocene bimetallic complex identified to date that possesses low toxicity but both potent antitumor as well as anti-angiogenic properties.
- The complex can inhibit primary tumor growth and metastasis as well as kill cancer cells ....
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