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publicationDate 1999-05-01-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
publicationNumber KR-0162856-B1
titleOfInvention Cytotoxicity screening method of S-alkylating agent and cytotoxic inhibitor of S-alkylating agent
abstract Methods for screening cytotoxicity of S-alkylating agents and the use of dihydroxyisoquinoline as cytotoxic inhibitors of S-alkylating agents are provided. The cytotoxicity detection method of the S-alkylating agent of the present invention has the advantage of increasing the sensitivity of the detection method by using lymphocytes of the spleen as target cells, making the preparation of target cells simple, and reducing the search time. . In addition, dihydroxyisoquinoline, which is found to have a cytotoxic inhibitory effect of the S-alkylating agent according to the present invention, exhibits a cytotoxic inhibitory effect on the S-alkylating agent which is excellent even at a much lower concentration than the conventional inhibitor nicotinamide.
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