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Preferred chemical structures for therapeutic activities

Author: Pascal COUDERT

Publication date: September 10, 2014

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4. Tetracyclic derivatives

Two classes of drugs feature a sequence of 4 fused cyclohexanoperhydroanthracene rings. Structurally, tetracycline antibiotics have a single aromatic ring, a dimethylamine function and a substituted or unsubstituted amide function. In contrast, anthracyclines with anticancer properties share 2 aromatic rings and an aminosugar-type substituent (figure 7 ).

Structures of active ingredients with a cyclohexanoperhydroanthracenic skeleton
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