Accumulation of an anthraquinone and its platinum complexes in cancer cell spheroids: the effect of charge on drug distribution in solid tumour models
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Nicole S. Bryce, Jenny Z. Zhang, Renee M. Whan, Natsuho Yamamoto, Trevor W. Hambley
The penetration of anthraquinones and their platinum complexes into cancer cell spheroids reveals that they model well the distribution of such compounds in solid tumours and that the proportion of the compound that accumulates deep in the spheroid is inversely related to the rate of cellular uptake which is affected by the charge of the compound.
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