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Platination of Cysteine by an Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor Kinase-targeted Hybrid Agent

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Specialty Chemistry
Date 2018 Jun 20
PMID 29915817
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Hybrid molecules have been developed which are comprised of a tyrosine kinase-targeted, quinazoline-based scaffold and a flexibly linked dia(m)minechloridoPt(ii) moiety. The target compounds maintain high affinity and selectivity for ErbB family kinase proteins and one of the derivatives induces platinum adducts with a pharmacologically important cysteine residue.

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