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Pharmacology Anti-Neoplastic Agents 9d6d73de

True about Cyclophosphamide

A
Antimetabolites
B
Alkylating agent
C
Platinum compound
D
Topoisomerase inhibitors
High-Yield Explanation
Ans. (b) Alkylating agentRef. katzung 9th ed. /1280; KDT 819-820* Cyclophosphamide is the most widely used alkylating agent.* It is an inactive compound. Transformation into active metabolite occurs in liver, and a wide range of anti tumor action is exerted.* It has prominent immunosuppressant property, so it has been particularly utilized in bone marrow transplantation. In other organ transplants it is employed only as a reserve drug.* Drugs of different category are:Alkylating agentsAntimetabolitesPlatinum compoundTopo-isomerase inhibitors* Cyclophosphamide* Ifosfamide* Mechlorethamine* Melphalan* Busulfan* Procarbazine* Nitrosourea# Carmustine# Lomustine# semustineFolic acid antagonist* MethotrexatePurine analogues* 6 Mercaptopurine* 6thioguanine* Cladribine* FludarabinePyrimidine analogues* Capecitabin* Gemcitabin* Cyatarabine and 5 FU* Cisplatin* Carboplatin* OxaliplatinTOPOISOMERASE-I* IrinotecamTOPOISOMERASE-II* Etoposide* Anthracycline# Doxorubicin# daunorubicin

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