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The word "cancer" is associated with at least 100 different pathologies, depending on the organ involved and the type of tumor developed. Cancer is a complex disease involving multiple pathogenetic mechanisms. Characterization of different types of cancers, which distinguishes them from healthy cells and other cancers, allows for the identification of specific targets for each individual tumor. The principle of chemotherapy is based on interference with the mechanisms that regulate the life and proliferation of cancer cells, causing their death. In recent years, there has been continuous progress in the development of therapeutic agents against cancer, which is ongoing.The Anticancer Inhibitors Special Issue focuses on new target-based anticancer agents that inhibit a specific target involved in the suppression of various types of cancer and the control of their chemoresistance.There is a collection of research and review articles on advances in drug discovery, design, and development of new inhibitor compounds with potency against various cancer types.

Research & information: general --- Chemistry --- breast cancer --- tamoxifen --- LY294002 --- synergism --- apoptosis --- cell cycle --- tea (Camellia sinensis) flowers --- BTFS --- A2780/CP70 ovarian cancer cells --- S phase cell cycle arrest --- nicotinamide phosphoribosyltransferase --- NAD+ biosynthesis --- inhibitor --- azacyclohexane --- anticancer drug --- drug design --- enthalpy effect --- NSCLC --- Cathepsin K --- cell proliferation --- cell migration --- cell invasion --- mTOR --- isatin-hydrazones --- cytotoxicity --- CDK2 inhibitor --- ATP competitive inhibitor --- ADME analysis --- receptor tyrosine kinases --- protein-protein interactions --- protein engineering --- directed evolution --- angiogenesis --- binding affinity --- agonistic activity --- saponins --- phytochemicals --- tea (Camellia sinensis) flower --- ovarian cancer --- autophagy --- ZMYND8 --- tumorigenesis --- epigenetic regulation --- pro-oncogenic effects --- tumor suppression --- tacrine-coumarin derivatives --- DNA --- topoisomerases I, II --- lung carcinoma cells --- A549 --- chemotherapy --- prodrug --- drug targeting --- overexpressed enzymes --- ADC --- ADEPT --- GDEPT --- LEAPT --- PROTAC --- cyclin-dependent kinase --- cancer --- resistance --- small molecule inhibitors --- PROTACs --- statins --- pancreatic cancer --- DNA microarray --- pitavastatin --- cerivastatin --- simvastatin --- fluvastatin --- atorvastatin --- pravastatin --- HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors --- n/a

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The word "cancer" is associated with at least 100 different pathologies, depending on the organ involved and the type of tumor developed. Cancer is a complex disease involving multiple pathogenetic mechanisms. Characterization of different types of cancers, which distinguishes them from healthy cells and other cancers, allows for the identification of specific targets for each individual tumor. The principle of chemotherapy is based on interference with the mechanisms that regulate the life and proliferation of cancer cells, causing their death. In recent years, there has been continuous progress in the development of therapeutic agents against cancer, which is ongoing.The Anticancer Inhibitors Special Issue focuses on new target-based anticancer agents that inhibit a specific target involved in the suppression of various types of cancer and the control of their chemoresistance.There is a collection of research and review articles on advances in drug discovery, design, and development of new inhibitor compounds with potency against various cancer types.

breast cancer --- tamoxifen --- LY294002 --- synergism --- apoptosis --- cell cycle --- tea (Camellia sinensis) flowers --- BTFS --- A2780/CP70 ovarian cancer cells --- S phase cell cycle arrest --- nicotinamide phosphoribosyltransferase --- NAD+ biosynthesis --- inhibitor --- azacyclohexane --- anticancer drug --- drug design --- enthalpy effect --- NSCLC --- Cathepsin K --- cell proliferation --- cell migration --- cell invasion --- mTOR --- isatin-hydrazones --- cytotoxicity --- CDK2 inhibitor --- ATP competitive inhibitor --- ADME analysis --- receptor tyrosine kinases --- protein-protein interactions --- protein engineering --- directed evolution --- angiogenesis --- binding affinity --- agonistic activity --- saponins --- phytochemicals --- tea (Camellia sinensis) flower --- ovarian cancer --- autophagy --- ZMYND8 --- tumorigenesis --- epigenetic regulation --- pro-oncogenic effects --- tumor suppression --- tacrine-coumarin derivatives --- DNA --- topoisomerases I, II --- lung carcinoma cells --- A549 --- chemotherapy --- prodrug --- drug targeting --- overexpressed enzymes --- ADC --- ADEPT --- GDEPT --- LEAPT --- PROTAC --- cyclin-dependent kinase --- cancer --- resistance --- small molecule inhibitors --- PROTACs --- statins --- pancreatic cancer --- DNA microarray --- pitavastatin --- cerivastatin --- simvastatin --- fluvastatin --- atorvastatin --- pravastatin --- HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors --- n/a

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The word "cancer" is associated with at least 100 different pathologies, depending on the organ involved and the type of tumor developed. Cancer is a complex disease involving multiple pathogenetic mechanisms. Characterization of different types of cancers, which distinguishes them from healthy cells and other cancers, allows for the identification of specific targets for each individual tumor. The principle of chemotherapy is based on interference with the mechanisms that regulate the life and proliferation of cancer cells, causing their death. In recent years, there has been continuous progress in the development of therapeutic agents against cancer, which is ongoing.The Anticancer Inhibitors Special Issue focuses on new target-based anticancer agents that inhibit a specific target involved in the suppression of various types of cancer and the control of their chemoresistance.There is a collection of research and review articles on advances in drug discovery, design, and development of new inhibitor compounds with potency against various cancer types.

Research & information: general --- Chemistry --- breast cancer --- tamoxifen --- LY294002 --- synergism --- apoptosis --- cell cycle --- tea (Camellia sinensis) flowers --- BTFS --- A2780/CP70 ovarian cancer cells --- S phase cell cycle arrest --- nicotinamide phosphoribosyltransferase --- NAD+ biosynthesis --- inhibitor --- azacyclohexane --- anticancer drug --- drug design --- enthalpy effect --- NSCLC --- Cathepsin K --- cell proliferation --- cell migration --- cell invasion --- mTOR --- isatin-hydrazones --- cytotoxicity --- CDK2 inhibitor --- ATP competitive inhibitor --- ADME analysis --- receptor tyrosine kinases --- protein-protein interactions --- protein engineering --- directed evolution --- angiogenesis --- binding affinity --- agonistic activity --- saponins --- phytochemicals --- tea (Camellia sinensis) flower --- ovarian cancer --- autophagy --- ZMYND8 --- tumorigenesis --- epigenetic regulation --- pro-oncogenic effects --- tumor suppression --- tacrine-coumarin derivatives --- DNA --- topoisomerases I, II --- lung carcinoma cells --- A549 --- chemotherapy --- prodrug --- drug targeting --- overexpressed enzymes --- ADC --- ADEPT --- GDEPT --- LEAPT --- PROTAC --- cyclin-dependent kinase --- cancer --- resistance --- small molecule inhibitors --- PROTACs --- statins --- pancreatic cancer --- DNA microarray --- pitavastatin --- cerivastatin --- simvastatin --- fluvastatin --- atorvastatin --- pravastatin --- HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors

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This book is conceived to promote synergy between research and industrial activities in the design and development of new drugs and, therefore, is not limited to any specific aspect of development. It covers the entire process from the identification of a molecular target, studies of drug–protein interactions, the modeling and optimization of the functional activity, design and chemical synthesis, biological evaluation, and the development of new pharmaceutical carriers.The original articles and reviews are focused on the design and development of new anticancer treatments, new anticancer low-molecular-weight agents as potential drug substances, and the elucidation of their mechanisms of action. The book also includes studies on novel modulators of the serotonergic system used to treat central nervous system disorders, novel agents against infectious diseases, and the development of anti-plasmodial and anti-inflammatory agents. The successful identification of new compounds for development as drug substances comes from rich sources of medicinal plants and medicinal chemistry approaches.

Research & information: general --- Chemistry --- alpha-ketoglutarate --- cell cycle --- apoptosis --- JNK --- cell migration --- cell invasion --- TGF-β --- VEGF --- glycoconjugates --- methotrexate --- cancer treatment --- glucose metabolism --- drug design and discovery --- anticancer drugs --- targeted therapy --- Warburg effect --- antidepressants --- pyrido[1,2-c]pyrimidines --- dual 5-HT1A/SERT activity --- drug design --- anticancer activity --- lung cancer --- resveratrol --- PRI-2191 --- vitamin D --- active substance delivery systems --- biomedical hydrogels --- active substance-controlled release --- genistein --- hydrogels for cosmetology --- hydrogels for dermatology --- transdermal active substance delivery systems --- histone deacetylase (HDAC) --- depression --- biomarker --- anti-depressant therapy --- human DNA topoisomerase --- cancer --- drug --- molecular docking --- synthesis --- fluorine --- vitamin D3 --- metabolite --- A-ring --- CD-ring --- side-chain --- nanoparticles --- molecular modeling --- oxidation mechanisms --- electrochemistry --- MALDI --- spectroscopic data --- cytotoxic study --- self-assembled monolayer --- gold electrode --- multimodal activity --- calcium-sensing receptor --- enantiomer --- calcimimetic --- calcilytic --- colon cancer --- stereospecificity --- HT-29 --- IL-8 --- inflammation --- cyclooxygenase --- 1,2,4-triazole --- pyridazinone --- SAR --- anti-inflammatory activity --- antioxidant activity --- ADME --- anticancer drug --- antimicrobial peptide (AMP) --- dermaseptin --- frog skin peptides --- LHRH --- prostate cancer --- Phyllomedusa bicolor --- therapeutic peptides --- copper (II) complexes --- thiourea --- cytotoxic activity --- proteome analysis --- antimicrobial activity --- major latex protein --- Chelidonium majus --- greater celandine --- defense-related proteins --- alkaloids --- cancer cells --- vitamin D receptor --- split luciferase-based biosensor --- CYP24A1-dependent metabolism --- CYP27B1 --- rickets --- genome editing --- vitamin D biology and action --- transcription --- ChIP-chip analysis --- distal enhancers --- histone H3 acetylation --- RNA polymerase II --- analogue actions at genes --- vitamin D hormone (1,25(OH)2D3) --- latex --- antiviral proteins --- antimicrobial compounds --- cytotoxicity --- drug discovery --- CRISPR/Cas9 --- tetrahydro-β-carbolines --- Plasmodium falciparum (P. falciparum) --- antimalarial --- antiparasitic agents --- hemolysis --- vitamin D analogs --- 25 vitamin D 24-hydroxylase --- CYP24A1 --- proliferation --- high-grade serous ovarian cancer cells --- gold --- Au(III) complex --- colorectal cancer --- organometallic --- cancer therapy --- metallodrugs