Medical Pharmacology Chapter 33-34:  Anticancer Drugs

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  1. Wellstein A Giaccone G Atkins MB Sausville EA Cytotoxic Drugs Chapter 66 in Goodman & Gilman's The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics, 13th edition (Brunton LL (Editor-in-chief)  Hilal-Dandan R Knollmann BC, eds) The McGraw-Hill Companies, (c) 2018.

  2. Roche VF Cancer and Chemotherapy Chapter 37: Therapeutic Classes of Anticancer Drugs-Nitrogen Mustards and Aziridine-Mediated Alkylators. in Foye's Priniciples of Medicinal Chemistry (Lemke TL Williams DA, eds; associate eds, Roche VF Zito SW) 7e Lippinoctt, Williams & Wilkins, a Wolters Kluwer business, (c) 2003.

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  4. Chu E Chapter 54:  Cancer Chemotherapy in Basic and Clinical Pharmacology (Katzung BG, ed) 14e  McGraw-Hill Education (c) 2018.

  5. Bendamustine PubChem https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/65628#section=FDA-UNII

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