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    Pemetrexed Inhibits thymidylatesynthase

    Lung cancer

    Mesothelioma

    Ovarian cancer

    ANTIMETABOLITES: PURINE ANTAGONISTS

    Cladribine Inhibits ribonucleotidereductase

    Leukemia

    Lymphoma

    Clofarabine Inhibits DNAsynthesis

    Acute lymphocyticleukemia refractory toat least 2 priorchemotherapy regimens

    Fludarabine Terminates DNAsynthesis and

    inhibits ribonu-cleotide reductase

    Leukemia

    Lymphoma

    6-Mercapto-purine

    Blocks de novo purinesynthesis

    Acute leukemia

    Nelarabine Inhibits DNAsynthesis

    Leukemia

    Lymphoma

    Pentostatin Inhibits DNAsynthesis

    Leukemia

    ANTIMETABOLITES: PYRIMIDINE ANTAGONISTS

    Capecitabine Inhibits thymidylate

    synthase

    Breast cancer

    GI tumors

    Bone marrowsuppression

    Mucosal ulceration

    Myelosuppression

    Immunosuppression

    Myelosuppression

    Immunosuppression

    Nausea

    Diarrhea

    Myelosuppression

    ImmunosuppressionAutoimmune reactions

    Myelosuppression

    Immunosuppression

    Myelosuppression

    Immunosuppression

    Myelosuppression

    Immunosuppression

    Nausea

    Vomiting

    Mucositis

    Alopecia

    Myelosuppression

    Diarrhea

    Vomiting

    Hand or foot tenderness

    Ulceration

    COMMONLY USED ANTINEOPLASTIC DRUGS

    DRUGMECHANISMOF ACTION

    COMMONLYRESPONSIVE TUMORS

    TOXICITY ANDCOMMENTS

    ANTIMETABOLITES: FOLATE ANTAGONISTS

    Methotrexate Binds to dihydrofolatereductase and inter-feres with thymidyl-ate synthesis

    Acute lymphocyticleukemia

    Choriocarcinoma(women)

    Head and neck cancer

    Malignant lymphoma

    Osteogenic sarcoma

    Ovarian cancer

    Mucosal ulceration

    Bone marrow suppres-sion

    Increased toxicity withimpaired renal functionor ascitic fluid (withpooling of drug)

    Reversal of toxicity withleucovorin rescue at24 h (1020 mg q6 h 10 doses)

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    5-Fluorouracil Inhibits thymidylatesynthase

    Breast cancer

    GI tumors

    Gemcitabine Terminates chainwhen incorporatedinto DNA andinhibits ribonu-cleotide reductase

    Bladder cancer

    Lung cancer

    Pancreatic cancer

    Hydroxyurea Inhibits ribonucleotidereductase

    Chronic myelocyticleukemia

    BIOLOGIC RESPONSE MODIFIERS

    Interferon-alfa Has antiproliferativeeffect

    Chronic myelocyticleukemia

    Hairy cell leukemia

    Kaposis sarcoma

    Lymphomas

    Melanoma

    Renal cell cancer

    BLEOMYCINS

    Bleomycin Causes DNA strandsto break

    Lymphoma

    Squamous cell cancer

    Testicular cancer

    DNA ALKYLATING AGENTS: NITROSOUREAS

    Carmustine Alkylates DNA with

    restricted uncoilingand replication ofstrands

    Brain tumors

    Lymphoma

    Lomustine Same as for carmus-tine

    Brain tumors (astrocy-toma, glioblastoma)

    Mucositis

    Alopecia

    Myelosuppression

    DiarrheaVomiting

    Myelosuppression

    Hemolytic-uremicsyndrome

    Myelosuppression

    Fatigue

    Fever

    Myalgias

    ArthralgiasMyelosuppression

    Nephrotic syndrome(rare)

    Anaphylaxis

    Chills and fever

    Rash

    Pulmonary fibrosis atdosage > 200 mg/m2

    Requires renal excretion

    Myelosuppression

    Pulmonary toxicity(fibrosis)

    Myelosuppression

    Pulmonary toxicity(delayed)

    Renal toxicity

    COMMONLY USED ANTINEOPLASTIC DRUGSContinued

    DRUGMECHANISMOF ACTION

    COMMONLYRESPONSIVE TUMORS

    TOXICITY ANDCOMMENTS

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    Cytarabine Terminates chainwhen incorporatedinto DNA

    Acute leukemia (espe-cially nonlymphocytic)

    Lymphoma

    Myelosuppression

    Nausea

    Vomiting

    Cerebellar toxicity(at high doses)

    Conjunctival toxicity(at high doses)

    Rash

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    DNA CROSS-LINKING DRUGS AND ALKYLATING AGENTS

    Bendamustine

    Chlorambucil

    Cyclophospha-mide

    Ifosfamide

    Mechloreth-amine(nitrogenmustard)

    Melphalan

    Form adducts withDNA, causing DNAstrands to break

    Breast cancer

    Chronic lymphocyticleukemia

    Gliomas

    Hodgkin lymphoma

    Lymphoma

    Multiple myeloma

    Small cell lung cancer

    Testicular cancer

    Alopecia with high IVdosage

    Nausea

    Vomiting

    Myelosuppression

    Hemorrhagic cystitis(especially withcyclophosphamide andifosfamide), which canbe ameliorated withmesna

    MutagenesisSecondary leukemias

    Aspermia

    Permanent sterility(possible)

    Dacarbazine

    Temozolomide

    Form adducts withDNA

    Melanoma

    Malignant glioma

    Procarbazine Unclear Hodgkin lymphoma

    ENZYMES

    Asparaginase Depletes asparagine,on which leukemiccells depend

    Acute lymphocyticleukemia

    HORMONES

    Bicalutamide

    Flutamide

    Bind to androgenreceptor

    Prostate cancer

    Fulvestrant Binds to estrogenreceptor

    Metastatic breast cancer

    Neutropenia

    Nausea

    Vomiting

    Secondary leukemias

    Neutropenia

    Nausea

    Vomiting

    Secondary leukemias

    Acute anaphylaxis

    Hyperthermia

    Pancreatitis

    Hyperglycemia

    Hypofibrinogenemia

    Decreased libido

    Hot flushes

    Gynecomastia

    Nausea

    VomitingConstipation

    Diarrhea

    Abdominal pain

    Headache

    Back pain

    Hot flushes

    Pharyngitis

    COMMONLY USED ANTINEOPLASTIC DRUGSContinued

    DRUGMECHANISMOF ACTION

    COMMONLYRESPONSIVE TUMORS

    TOXICITY ANDCOMMENTS

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    Leuprolideacetate

    Inhibits gonadotropinsecretion

    Prostate cancer

    Anastrozole

    Exemestane

    Letrozole

    Block conversion of

    androgen to estrogen

    Breast cancer

    MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES

    Alemtuzumab Binds to B and T cells Lymphomas

    Bevacizumab Binds to vascularendothelial growthfactor

    Colon cancer

    Renal cancer

    Gemtuzumab Binds to CD33 onleukemic cells

    Acute myelocyticleukemia

    Ibritumomabtiuxetan

    Binds to CD20 onlymphoid cells

    Lymphomas

    Iodine-131

    tositumomab

    Tositumomab

    Binds to CD20 on

    lymphoid cells

    Lymphomas

    Rituximab Binds to CD20 onB cells

    B-cell lymphoma

    Trastuzumab Binds to HER2/neureceptor

    Breast cancer

    OTHER ANTIBIOTICS

    Mitomycin Inhibits DNA synthe-sis by acting asa bifunctionalalkylator

    Breast cancer

    Colon cancer

    Gastric adenocarcinoma

    Lung cancer

    Transitional cell cancerof the bladder

    Megestrolacetate

    Progesterone agonist Breast cancer

    Endometrial cancer

    Tamoxifen Binds to estrogenreceptor

    Breast cancer

    HORMONES: AROMATASE INHIBITORS

    Hot flushes

    Decreased libido

    Irritation at injection site

    Osteoporosis

    Hot flushes

    Immunosuppression

    Hypersensitivity

    Bleeding

    Hypertension

    Myelosuppression

    Delivers radiation tocancer cells

    Myelosuppression

    Fever

    Rash

    Hypersensitivity

    Immunosuppression

    Hypersensitivity

    Cardiac toxicity

    Local extravasation caus-ing tissue necrosis

    Myelosuppression, withleukopenia and throm-bocytopenia 4 to 6 wkafter treatment

    Alopecia

    Lethargy

    Fever

    Hemolytic-uremicsyndrome

    Weight gain

    Fluid retention

    Hot flushes

    Hypercalcemia

    Deep venous thrombosis

    COMMONLY USED ANTINEOPLASTIC DRUGSContinued

    DRUGMECHANISMOF ACTION

    COMMONLYRESPONSIVE TUMORS

    TOXICITY ANDCOMMENTS

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    PLATINUM COMPLEXES

    Oxaliplatin Same as forcarboplatin

    Colon cancer

    PROTEOSOME INHIBITORS

    Bortezomib Inhibits proteosomefunctions

    Multiple myeloma

    SPIDLE POISON (FROM PLANTS): TAXANES

    Docetaxel Promotes assembly of microtubules

    Breast cancer

    Head and neck cancer

    Lung cancer

    Ovarian cancer

    Paclitaxel Same as for docetaxel Bladder cancer

    Breast cancer

    Head and neck cancer

    Lung cancer

    Ovarian cancer

    SPIDLE POISON (FROM PLANTS): VINCAS

    Vinblastine Arrests mitosis byinhibiting polymer-ization of micro-tubules

    Breast cancer

    Ewings sarcoma

    Leukemia

    Lymphomas

    Testicular cancer

    Vincristine Same as forvinblastine

    Acute leukemia

    Lymphoma

    Carboplatin Establishes cross linkswithin and betweenDNA strands

    Breast cancer

    Lung cancer

    Ovarian cancer

    Cisplatin Same as forcarboplatin

    Bladder cancer

    Breast cancer

    Head and neck cancer

    Gastric cancer

    Lung cancer (especiallysmall cell)

    Testicular cancer

    Myelosuppression

    Neuropathic throat pain

    Peripheral neuropathy

    Myelosuppression

    Diarrhea

    Nausea

    Constipation

    Peripheral neuropathy

    Myelosuppression

    Alopecia

    Rash

    Fluid retention

    Myelosuppression

    Alopecia

    Myalgia

    Arthralgia

    Neuropathy

    Alopecia

    Myelosuppression

    Peripheral neuropathy

    Peripheral neuropathy

    Ileus

    Syndrome ofinappropriateantidiuretic hormonesecretion

    Myelosuppression

    Peripheral neuropathy

    Anemia

    Ototoxicity

    Nausea

    Vomiting

    Peripheral neuropathy

    Myelosuppression

    COMMONLY USED ANTINEOPLASTIC DRUGSContinued

    DRUGMECHANISMOF ACTION

    COMMONLYRESPONSIVE TUMORS

    TOXICITY ANDCOMMENTS

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    Vinorelbine Same as forvinblastine

    Breast cancer

    Lung cancer

    Myelosuppression

    Neuropathy

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    Daunorubicin(dauno-mycin)

    Inhibits topoisomeraseII and causes DNAstrands to break

    Leukemia

    Doxorubicin Same as fordaunorubicin

    Acute leukemia

    Breast cancer

    Lung cancer

    Lymphoma

    Epirubicin Same as fordaunorubicin

    Acute myelocyticleukemia

    Breast cancer

    Gastric cancer

    TOPOISOMERASE INHIBITORS: CAMPTOTHECINS

    Irinotecan Inhibitstopoisomerase I

    Colon cancer

    Lung cancer

    Rectal cancer

    Topotecan Same as for irinotecan Ovarian cancer

    Small cell lung cancer

    TOPOISOMERASE INHIBITORS: PODOPHYLLOTOXINS

    EtoposideTeniposide

    Inhibit topoisomeraseII and cause DNAstrands to break

    Acute leukemiaHodgkin lymphoma

    Lymphoma

    Lung cancer (especiallysmall cell)

    Testicular cancer

    Mitoxantrone Same as for etoposide Acute leukemia

    Lymphoma

    TYROSINE KINASE INHIBITORS

    Erlotinib

    Gefitinib

    Inhibit epidermalgrowth factorreceptor

    Nonsmall cell lungcancer

    Imatinib Inhibits Bcr-Ablkinase and c-kitkinase

    Chronic myelocyticleukemia

    GI stromal tumors

    TOPOISOMERASE INHIBITORS: ANTHRACYCLINES

    Myelosuppression

    Cardiac toxicity atcumulative dosage> 1000 mg/m2

    Nausea

    Vomiting

    Alopecia

    Myelosuppression

    Cardiac toxicity atcumulative dosage

    > 550 mg/m

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    Myelosuppression

    Cardiac toxicity at cumu-lative dosage > 1000mg/m2

    Diarrhea

    Myelosuppression

    Alopecia

    Myelosuppression

    NauseaVomiting

    Myelosuppression

    Peripheral neuropathy

    Increased toxicity inrenal failure

    Neutropenia

    Cleared by liver andkidneys

    Neutropenia

    Nausea

    Vomiting

    Acne

    Diarrhea

    Leukopenia

    Hepatocellular toxicity

    Edema

    COMMONLY USED ANTINEOPLASTIC DRUGSContinued

    DRUGMECHANISMOF ACTION

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    Lapatinib Inhibits Her2/neuactivity

    Breast cancer

    Sunitinib Inhibits receptortyrosine kinases

    GI stromal tumors

    Renal cancer

    Sorafenib Inhibits intracellularand cell surfacekinases (eg, vascularendothelial growthfactor receptors)

    Hepatocellular cancer

    Renal cancer

    Diarrhea

    Nausea

    Rash

    Vomiting

    Fatigue

    Hypertension

    Proteinuria

    Hypertension

    Proteinuria

    COMMONLY USED ANTINEOPLASTIC DRUGSContinued

    DRUGMECHANISMOF ACTION

    COMMONLYRESPONSIVE TUMORS

    TOXICITY ANDCOMMENTS

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