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Anticancer Activity of Cisplatin and Related Complexes

Development of an Orally Active Platinum Anticancer Drug: JM216
Trans-Platinum Compounds in Cancer Therapy: A Largely Unexplored Strategy for Identifying Novel Antitumor Platinum Drugs
Chemistry and Biology of Multifunctional DNA Binding Agents
Role of Metal Ions in Antisense and Antigene Stategies
Sulfoxide Ruthenium Complexes: Non Toxic Tools for the Selective Treatment of Solid Tumour Metastases
Non-Platinum Antitumor Compounds.