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(12) Patent Application: (11) CA 2116574
(54) English Title: A PHARMACEUTICAL EXERTING ANTITUMOR ACITIVITY
(54) French Title: PRODUIT PHARMACEUTIQUE EXERCANT UNE ACTIVITE ANTITUMORALE
Status: Dead
Bibliographic Data
(51) International Patent Classification (IPC):
  • A61K 31/56 (2006.01)
(72) Inventors :
  • KISLYAKOVA, NONNA DMITRIEVNA (Russian Federation)
(73) Owners :
  • KISLYAKOVA, NONNA DMITRIEVNA (Russian Federation)
(71) Applicants :
(74) Agent: SWABEY OGILVY RENAULT
(74) Associate agent:
(45) Issued:
(86) PCT Filing Date: 1993-06-28
(87) Open to Public Inspection: 1994-01-06
Availability of licence: N/A
(25) Language of filing: English

Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT): Yes
(86) PCT Filing Number: PCT/RU1993/000139
(87) International Publication Number: WO1994/000117
(85) National Entry: 1994-02-25

(30) Application Priority Data:
Application No. Country/Territory Date
5049685/14 Russian Federation 1992-06-26

Abstracts

English Abstract



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A PHARMACEUTICAL EXERTING ANTITUMORAL ACTIVITY
Abstract
The invention pertains to medicine, in particular,
to experimental and clinical oncology and may be used for
treatment of the hormone-susceptible malignant tumors in
women as well as in cases of the neglected oncological
process when these tumors have lost their susceptibility
to hormones. The proposed pharmaceutical consists of
a mechanical mixture of 2-4 g DL-valine and a low non-
therapeutic dose of 0.020-0.025 g methyltestosterone for
treatment of hormone-susceptible cancer tumors in women
and of a mechanical mixture of 2-4 g DL-valine, 0.005-
0.010 g methandrostenolone, and 0.3-0.5 g phthivazid
for treatment of cancer tumors which have no hormone-
susceptibility. The technical result of the application
of the proposed pharmaceutical consisis in that even in
neglected cases the tumors decrease in size, sometimes
to complete resolution, the pain syndrome is relieved
completely, the life of incurable patients is prolonged
significantly with satisfactory subjective condition, and
sometimes with resolution of the tumors. The use of this
pharmaceutical is not accompanied by any signs of toxici-
ty, it even enhances the resistance of the organism to
tumors which is manifested in normalization of hemopoie-
sis, weight gain, considerably enhanced working capacity.
The lack of side effects permits it to be used in outpa-
tient wards.




Claims

Note: Claims are shown in the official language in which they were submitted.



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Claim

A pharmaceutical preparation having an anti-tumor activity
and comprising
a mixture of 2 g to 4 g DL-valine and a low non-therapeuti-
cal dose of 0.020 - 0.025 g methyltestosterone for treating
hormone susceptible cancer tumors in women, or
a mixture of 2 g to 4 g DL-valine, 0.005 - 0.010 g metandro-
stenolone and 0.3 - 0.5 g phthivazide for treating cancer tumors
which are not hormone susceptible.


Description

Note: Descriptions are shown in the official language in which they were submitted.


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A PII~RMACEUl'IC~ EXERq'ING A~!~q~U~ OR AC~IVITY

r'he imrentien portain to medicine, ln particular~
to ~;perirnental end olinical oncology and may be u~ad Inor
treat~ent o~ the hormone-~en~iti~e malisnant tumor~ in
5 women as ~Yell as in ca~es o~ the neclected oncolo~ical
I~ro~e.~.q t~rh~n the~e tllmor~ :lo~ their sQn.~iti~rit~ to hor_
mo~es .
Pharmaceutical~ are l~no~ Yhich in experimsnt~ in
~rit~o e:~ert cytotoxic e~îect~ on e.nim~l and human mali~-
10 r.ant cells pre~ent Q~3 ~usp.en~ion~ o~ indi~idllal cell~ inthe culture mediun~ or ~ a c~ll monolayer to ti~us cul-
~_ ture (see ~nventor'~ cexti~icate *or in~rention ~o. 7507~37
of 28.03.19~30 A 61 K 31/195 "A pharmaceutical e~ertir
antitumor acti~rity in vitro" by ~J.D~ Kislyako~ and
5 co-author9 ).
~ rhe~e are chemical sub~t~lce~ o~ simple composition
~Lnd Enothod~ o~ prep~ration, synthetic D~-~mizlo acid3
po3sessin~ a broad spectruT:I o~ cytotoxic e~ect~ Qn cer-
tain hurnan and an~ :nal mal~nant cell~ ~ D~-alanine, DI.-leu-
20 c~ne, ~-phenylalanine, DL-~lycine, D~-methionin~, D~-vry-
ptophan, and D~-Yaline.
In contrast to others, the ~yntheti¢ arnixlo aoid ...
~-valine in ..he experiment3 in Yltro exerts tlle ~tron~e~t
cytotoV~ic ~î~eot on mammalian cancer cells l,~Jithout an~
~~ 25 d~ age o~ non-rlaligIl~nt cells.
ho~rever, the GL~in a~d Yery ~igni~ica:nt shorlcor~inG o~
the above-~lent~ oned drug~, among them DL-vQline ~ con~ist~
i2~ th-3ir capacity to dama~e only indiYidual rns,li~nant cell~
~nd to e::ert no such e~ect in e~?erl~ents in vi~o when
30 thesQ cell~ for:n dense cancer ~iu~ors in ma~rLrnal~. ~hese
drug~ are not a~si.:lilated b~J t~:~or ¢~113 a3 readily a~ b~
Iree ~loatin~ cell~ the cullure ~diu~ oontainin~ ther~
There~ore the abo~resaid d~U~ require ccrtain conduotors
~Jhich could a~is l; cancer cell~ o~ den3e tu!TIors in ms~r.rr.~}s
: 35 to e.ssi~.ilate thet ~.
Pharmaceutioals are also Irno~m Yrhich we have selec1;ed
-- a~ the prototgpe and which exert ~Ln ~tiblastic e~ect on




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the hormon~-~en~itlve ~Qli~n~nt tumor~ i~ women~ mammary
gland cancer a~d o~ry cancer tSee I;~.as~oV~ky, ~;D. in
"Ph~rrnaceuticsl~ JîedlZinQt' Publishar~, t"~,, 1985, part
I, p~ 5'~-603 and part II, p~ 470-471~. ~h~ are ~yiit~-
tically obtain~d 3teroid hormone~, deri~ative~ oi a ~trong
androgen, te~to~terone, th~ male ~ex hormone~ ~non~ these
pharmaceutical3, the followin~ have ~ound th~ wide~ cli-
nical applioation ~or trcatment o~ hormone-~u~coptible
mammary ~land c~ncer Qnd o~ary c~ncer ~n wo~en: testo-
~terone propionQte, medrote~trone propionate (or 2cC-~e-
thyldihydrote~to~terone), prolote~tone ~a ln~tU~e of'
204-~ethyldihydrotesto3teron~ ether3~. Oil ~olu~ion~ o~
the~e dru~s ~re inoculated intrar.~u~culax~ly~ In ~0l1~-te~n
treatrnent, ~ometlme~ another derivative to ta3to~ terone,
tnethyltesto~teron~, ~s given becau~e it- hQ~ a ~eQker ant~-
blastic eD~ect but i~ Qd~antQgeous becau~e o~ it~ oral
~sublin~ual) adt~lni3tration. All the3e hormones~Qre u3ual-
ly ~dm~n~tered in ~ery lar~e dc~s ~rom 50 to~:100 m~
daily, and are u~ed mainly in highly advanced ~tages ~ th
20 met~t~se~ of mammary gl~nd ~nd o~ary canc~rn~ ll th~
~bove-~e~tioned d~u~3, bein~ te~to3terone d~rlvati~e~,
e~.srt a ~ore or les~ mark~d andro~enlc ef~ec~ on ~he ~e-
m~le or~s~, r~ul'cin~, a~ter a long-ter~ tre~t~nent
with large dose~, in sever~.~ide-e~ct~, the de~elopr~ent
~' Z5 oi.general to:~lcity le~dln~ to th~ ~ollo~.vin~ côm~licat-
ion~s di~turbance.o~ wator-electrolyt~ met~olI~ xo
di~orde~ in the ~unotion~ o~ th~ er, ~idna~., he~rt,
hypercalc~rqi~ ~ndrome, a3 ~.7C~ noth~r ~Qt'O~ CmP~
lication ~or wornen~ na OL ~irillsm ~oci~ed with Q
h~h libido.
~or tho ~ fication o~ the ~ntitu~or e~fec~ the~
pharm~ceutical~ were or~inally t~ted e~p~ir.lental rat3
with D~.~A-induced ~nary ~l~nd cancer by 3uboutQneou~ or
I intramu~cular in~ec~ion~ oi oil ~olution~ o~ the dru~ in
¦ 35 a doae o~ 2-3 mg daily per ~ rat wei~hins 150-200 ~, that
bout 15 In~ bod~ woi~ht t~e Be~kro~nt, A.~ 'Anti-
tumor e~icao~ o~ hor~one~ in mammar~ gland cencer i9
rat3", Vopro~ oncologii, 1971, ~. XVII, ~o. 9, p~ 95 98).

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~o the same group o~ antitumor drugs belollg~ methylte~to_
sterone adminlstered or~lly tho ant~blasti¢ eY~ect o~
YJh~ch i~ 2-3 time~ we~ r than that o~ oil-~oluble t~sto-
sterone deri~ati~es; there~ore it~ experimcnt~l the~pou-
ti¢ dose i~ about 25-~0 m~/lcg per day.
De~pite their antltumor e~fect on the ho~nono~~u3-
ceptible induced ma~n~ry ~lQnd c~noer in rat , all the3e
~ynthetic deriYQtives o~ testo~terone revo~lod in th~
experiTnents a num~er o~ signi~ic~nt shortcomin~J
1~ 1. In the pre~ence o~ sQveral cQncer ~no~ o~ ~he
Taa~n~r~ ~land in ono animal, mainly 3mall "arldition~
._ ¢~cer tumorq undentent resolu~ion ~Jhcre~ the '~nuin~
tumor~ which had achie~d Q controllebl3 ~i~e o~ ~bout
~.0 cm3 vlere con3ido~bly more re~ist~nt to the ~r~at-
ment~ .
2. Re~1~e~sio~ o:~ tile tu~nor~ in many ca9~ did ~iot
procecd to ~h~ erd, and ~nocul~t~on o~ the dl~,3 sa~ulted
only ~n th~ i~hibition o~ thc ~rowth, ~ ret;li3~0~, ~ol-
lowe~ by new irre~er~ible ~ro~vth o~ the ~ame tumor~.
3. I~ a ~ynthetic andro~en produced coT~plste re~-
re~.on of the t~tlor~ re~p~ o~ th~ tumor ~rowth were
lator observ~d on th~ sams site.
4, Rep~ated u~o of th~ ~ynth~tic Qndro~e~ ~vhich had
ori~al~y ¢aused regre~-lon for ;tre~tr.lent o~ ~e~rly fro~?r-
~næ tumor~ ter r~mi~ion.ox ~31QP~Ln~ tUmO1~ producad
no ~nti.t~o~ e~fcct, that i3, su3coptibillt~l to t1l~s dru~
was lo~t aorapletely.
5. ~Yl~h three oll-~olu~le te~o~terone deri~a'i~
te~to~teronc propionate, 2 ~-~e~h~ld-lh~droto~to~terone
propionate, and 2d~ -msthyldihydrote~to3~erone, mor~ acti~
~e than me~hylte3~0sterone, the par c~nt o~ ~en2ral reg-
~e~sion o~ all tumor~ wa~ ~0%, 70% and ~0~0, re~pectiYel~,
per ccnt of comp~et~ regres~ion (disQppear~nce o~ tumor)
10%, 50~0 end~20%1 re~p~c~ivelg, and per c~nt o~ partial
~5 decre~e of tumors 30~ 20~o Qnd 60pg r~spooti~ely,~ for each `~
;~ d~u~ a~ter 30 d~J~ o~ &dr.~ini~tration~ ~or ~n e~ec~i~e~sn- :
tltumor ao~ion the~e ~alue~ ~re low~ tllero w~r~ 60^~, 30~o
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and 20~' o~ tumora which did not re&r~s ~t ~ 'or ~a¢h
prapa~ation, r~specti~ely.
rl~ ~n~ into account all the abo~e-mention~ ortcom-
~ 9 0~ th~ pro~ot~pc~ we propo~e a now pharmaceutioal
producin~ ~ hi~h cl~nlca~ e~ct.
~ le p~armac~uticQl exhibiting the Qnt~tumor acti~ity
consi~ts o~ a mech~nical mixturs o~ 2-4 g o~ D~-valin~ an~
low nonth~r~ uti~ do~a ~0.020_0. 025 ~3) methyta~to~t~t~o~
~or u30 in ca~3c~ o~ horrlon~-~u3c~3ptiblo cancer tumor~ ln
lo ~tomsn ~nd o~ a mech~nical m~xture o~ o~ DL-~Qllna,
0,005~0~010, of' m~thandro~tenolo~e, and 0,3-0.5 ~ o~
p~thi~a~id ~or u~e.ln oa~o~ G~ c~ncer tumo~ not ~u~a~p~
tible to horrnone~
Thu~, the in~en~ion i~ ncw bccausc it i~ unlmoY~ ~t
~5 the current level o~ med~cine deYelopmont. i~h~ in~nt~a
level o~ the propo~ed ph~rmaceut~cal po~e~ing ntitumor
~cti~it~ doe~ not clearly ~ollo~r ~ror~ the lsvel o~ de~e-
lopment o~ current chemot~erapy o~ the hor~on~-~u~ceptibLe
malignant ~umors in worlen tt~e prototypo).'~.$he i~ention
ma~ p~acticall~ be u~ed on a largs rc~le ~or.succe~ul
therap~l in outpatient ~Jarcl~ o~ hormone-su~ceptible malig-
nanttumor~ in women, ~ve~ ar adYanced csa~e~, when thi3
ho~one-~u~ceptibillty rnay b~ coTnpl2tely lost ~nd all ~h~
con~entional m~thod~ o~ chemo-hormone-the~apy becol~e ir.
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~ he ~ucces~ul application o~ ths n ~ harmacautical
may be due ~o it~ ~tron,~ anti~la~tlc prop~r-t~es, it~ effec-
tive action b~in~ completely ha~nl~, a~ its pro-
p~rty to enh~nce the p~tient 13 de~ence forc~ ~nd ~o ~er~
a ~trong anal~etic e~ect.
~ he es3ence o~ the in~ention i3 pro~nted by the en-
t~rety o~ the e~entlal ~eatur~ su~icient ~or th~ achie~
~ement o~ thc nece~&ry result.
~ or theoretical sub3tant~at~0n o~ the proport~a~ of
tha ~lle~ed pharmaceut~cal and con~l~mQtion o~ the no~elt~
~nd th~ inven~e lev~l o~ the propo3ed invention, th~ new
antitu~or dru~ W~3 tcsted experimentall~.



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~Yhon u~od Yor ~ro~,tlr.~nt a:e hormon~ u~ilcePt1~
induced m~mn~r~ ~lan~ cancer tumor~ in ~om3le rats, the
proposod pharmaceut~c~l consists o~ ~ msohanical ~i~.ture
o~ 500-550 mg of synthetic ~m~no acld D~-~aline ~ld a low
non-ther~poutic do~e of 5-20 m~ methylte~tostero~e Per
kilo body wei~;ht of tho aniT~al administered daily by the
oral route; in oa~es o~ lon~ ~rowin~ m~mary gland cun-
cer tumor~ in rat~ Y~th lo~t hormone-~u~ceptibillty tho
new antitu~or drug con~l~t~ o~ ~ mecha~ical mi~ture o~
500-550 ~ DL-valina , 20-25 mg o~ ~abolic hormone
Meth~ndrostenolone, and 40-50 m~ phthiv~id per 1 k~ ~o-
dy weight per` day.
In all ~er~io~3 of the ~ev~ antitumor dru~ ~pplic~t-
ion it i~ ~ecessary to keep a prote~n-rich and ~t-poo~
diet.
~ he e~perim~ntal data obt~ined in the ~tudie~ of
the inmo~t meohanisms o~ th~ ~ntibla3tic e~ect on canc~r
t~mor~ o~ ~he.ne~ anti~umor dru~ i~ the form o~ mechan~o
; mi~tUrB3 0~ aminO a~id ~L-V~ e ~nd 10YJ no~-therap~uti~
2~ do~e~ of andro~cn~ - m~th~lte~to3tero~a or met~l2ndxo~tsno- ' -
lone (an an~boli¢ with very waak ~n.dro~enio propertie~)
I ~howed tha medi~tory role of the3e hor~ones ~or D~-valine
! required fox t~e a~imilation thereo~ by c~ncer c~ or-
¦ min~ don~e tu~or~ ~n ma~nal~.
~he li~it quanti~ati~e ~alue~ o~ the ~nlxuure co~po~
nonts depe~d on the degree o~ act$vity o~ ~he en~ire ~n~
tumor prepar~t~on. A~ ~hoYm by the expe~ ental ~tudie.s,
the optimal do~c of D~-vnline is 550 m~Jk~ 3 decre~e
. to 500 m~/k~ has no snEluenc~ on ~t~ e~ect, nc~Sther doa~
Fs ~urther incre~e o~' the do~e, ~or in3tance b~ 2--old,
A decreas~ o~ D~-vallna do3e belo~ 500 ~g~kg wors~n~ the
~ntibl~stic ef~eot o~ the mi~ure and with Q.do~ 2-lolA
lower than the optim~l ~275 m~fkg) thS3 regres~ion e~eet
dicappear~ ¢ompletely~ ~he non-therapeuti3 do~e o~ ;nath~rl-
testo~terone o~ 5 m,~ per kilo body ur~ight i~. combin~tlon
i with ~L-valin~ giY3~ the optimal antibl~s~ic e~ct on
. ir~uced c~ncer tumor~ of the ~lz~ of 4.0 cm3 to 6.0 _~3
ulhich stlll have Yery h~gh ho~mone-ssu~GeptibSlit~ l','ith
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~urther growth o~ the tumors the horl~one-~u~ceptibilit~
docllnes, ~nd ~or tumor ~i~9~ over 6.o cm3 up;~o B~10 cm3
it w~a~ ~ound better to u3e D~-valine in col~blnatio~ Wit}l
methylte~to~terone, 10 m~/kilo bod~ r~ei~ht.
~he~e optimal do~e~ o~ meth~lt~tosterone are con-
~ider~d to be nontherapeutic becau~e they aloncl without
DI-valine, cau~e no re~res~ion or aven lnhibition o~ the
gxo~th o~ the hormo~-euscept~,ble mar.lm~r~ nd cuncer
tumor~ in ra~ ethylte~to~terone alone cause re~r~-
~ion o~ ~ch ~xperiment2l tumor3 only be~inn~n.~; ~ith a
dose o~ 25 m~lc~ body wei~ht, and re~re~on ~3 thi~ ca~e
~ho~3 ~11 the abo~e-mentloned ~hortcomlng~ o ~t~ anti-
blastic e~ec~ o~ oil-solublo testo~t~rone ~ do~ri~rs,ti~re~ ~
tth~ prototype), Accordins to our data, tho m~chanica
15 mixture o~ ~-Yaline ~th 25 m~fl:~ methyltesto~t~rone has
l;h~ ne sho~tcomi.n~ o~:' tih~ ~ntlbla~ l;ic e~ ec~ but le~s
marl~ed th~ in the proto1i~yp~. ~ do~e o~ methglte~tostaro-
no belo~r 5 ~k~ ¢ombinatlon ~rith D~ rQ1i~e produce3
a 3~ icantlS~ 1O~;Jer ro~re3~ion o~ tlle hormolie~u3cep-
20 tible cancer twnors in rat3.
In exper~ment~ uritll sim~lar lon~-tar~ gro~nz tu~or3
1~ or~3 or l~r~er in ~i~e whioh have parti~llg or comple~e-
l~r lo~t their andro~an ~u~oeptibll~tiy a ~och~nio~l mixtu-
re of DI-v~lina ~Jith ar.other ~ery weak ~ndroon, ~oth~-
Z5 drostenolone, in a do~e o~ 20-~ m~ body ~l~ht wa~
~ound to b~ optimal. A 2-fold cl~cre~e o~ tha~do~e tl2~5
mg~kg) in mi~ture ~th D~-val~no lnst~ad o~ ~ære~3ion
o~u~ed ln~igni~iaant i~l~b~.tion o~ $row~h of ~h~a c.~ncer
twmor~ Qnd an incroa~ ~ad no e~Lect on tho X~.sulta.
Ho~e~er, re~e~ion o~ e;c~erimont~l c~ncer tumor3
in r~t~`tr~at~d ~r th ~ mi:~ture o~ D~-v~line ~rith tne-th~-
drostenolone ~lone wa~ e~l;rer.l~ly ~low, ~o t~at in 30 da~J~
o~ the experiment ~11 the t~nor~ re~re~ed only by 30~_
71~ o~ its original ~ze~ ~nd on the aver~se by only 52C~o
(~ble 1),
PhthiYa~d, ~ kno.~ dru~ for tub~rculo~is r~ith a
~on~ m~ brano~ropic ef~ect, ~l~s ~oun~ to be capQbl~ to
incre~o con3iderabl~ th~ conductivi~y o~ DT~ llne by


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~etha~dro~tenolon~ ~nto th~ cells o~ lo~-term ~ro~ng
den~e tumor~ ol rat ma~nary ~lQnds. rl'he optim~l do~ o~
phtllivnæld ~a~ ~ound cmplrlcall~ to b~ 45-50 ~k~ bod~
wo~ht. A co~sidera~le ~ncrea~e or dccre~ o~ the do~e
eith~r does not af~eo~ th3 tumor growth or may even ~nhan-
c~ it.
~'able 1
A phr~aceutical e~ertin~ antotumor~l acti~lty
~ ite random-bred ra~ ~th induoed m~mnary glQnd
cancer.
~reatme~t: D~aline (550 m~tkg) ~nd methandro-
~~ ~tenolone ~25 m~ ) in com~ari~on with
untre~ted t~nor-bo&ri~ ~nim~13 (condi-
tional tumor size~ in cm3)
15 ~,~ Initial I n t e r v a 1 9
I~o. dat~ Je~lc 2 ~leek~. 3 weelss 4 ~q~
CON~RO~ GROUP ~untrea~d)
1 4 7,~ 20.2 37.3 died
2 ~9 5.7 7.0 .13.3 20~
20 3 a~ 6,o10,2 16.0 25~1 d~ed
b) 5,05vO 5.3 B.2
4 5.16.6 7.l 7.~ ~.0
; 5 7-312.5 19,0 30.2 42.0 ..
6 a.o9.6 20,0 ~6.0 di~d
25 7 ~,84,5 9.5 14.2 23.0
. 56 ~ 2 7 ~ 3 1 0. 3
t~h 5,.3~.7 11~6 ~n.2 20.7
~ean and
~ariat-
- io~ ran- .
30 ~ 3.~-~.0 4.5-1~.5 5.3-~0 7.~-37.3 a.O-42~0
P: compari~on <~0.05 <0.01 <0.01 <0.01
~th lniti~
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Tablc 1 ~cont~nued) : :~
R~t~. Initi~l I n t e r ~ a 1 s .~,,
No, tlata 1 r~ek 2 weëk~ 3 weelc~ 4 ll;e~Ls ~ re~
re~-
~o~
EXP~I?.~ r~ I, GROUP (DIJ~ ne L~nd metllandro~
~tenolon~ )
4D6 ~4 3.4 2"1 2~0 56
210.5 11.2 6,9(nec- 6.1 5~ 52
ro-
35.5 5.7 ~7 2.8 . ~ 2~3 ~o
4 7,2 3.4 ~.6 2.7 ~ 2,1 71
55.2 ~.0 2.~ 2,5 ~ 2.~ 57
61.7 5.8 5.5 5.8 ~ 5.5 30
7G.6 6.3 5.6 ~.6 4,2 36
6.3 ~,0 .~0 4,3 , 3.3 50
1~ 9 4.5 3.7 3,6 2.8 ~i 2.0 53
mo 1;~ o 6. 5 5. 3 ~ ~ 3- 7 ~ ?,. ~ 52
moan . . . . ~.
ana VQ~
ria~ion 4 ~j 3~0 11,2 2~-649 2.~-6.1, 30-71
P - ~>o,05 <0,05. <0,01 -. ~0.
. 2 0 . PL E ~ P~ E S S I 0
P - corapar~on o~ eaeh ~r~e~: witll th~`~it~l da~a.
oompars.t~e analg~ w~th th~ pr7~otyp~ - oil-~olub-
1~ synthe~lc te~-.,ost~rons dcriYati~s~ ~lnisterad ~ n-
t0r~ donc on the baæi3 o:f th~ Rxpo~m~ntal d~ta sho-
25 ~Jed the ne~r s,ll.e~,Gd ant~tur.~or dru,s,r to b~ Ri~;nilicantl~r
erent Irom t}la kno~vn on~
1~ ~rl~ alle~ea antitumor dru~; e~rl~ the anti~la~ tic
e~Ieot b~ t}lo close interaction of 2 componenl;~ OI a rnech~-
nical ~tu~c: DL-valine arnixlo acid capable o~ roduci~
30 Qn idependellt cytolysi~ e~ect onl~r ~xl indl~r~du~l mar,lma-
$aTn c~ cer c~ in Yitro and a~ ~ndro~.3en o~pi3ble o~ per-
~orm~n~ in ~ ~T~ nollthor9,peutlc do3e J~113 role o~` t,h~ con-
.
~ , . .
~ " " ~

-
23 FEB ' 94 14: 44 P . 14
- ^` 21~.6a7 1

ductor o~ 3 ~no ~cid i~to .,h~ cell3 o~ ~ ~ol~d m~nuna-
lia~ tn~liænant t~nor.
2. ~he ~ e~ the m~chanic~l mix.turo ~Yith
D~-~aline aclino arCl~ contal~n, in co,npaxison wlth tho pro-
tot~,rpe ~25-~',0 m/l~), Q lottr (5-10 m~X~) ~o~ltl~er~peutic
do~e o~ a 1;e~to~JI,3ron~ deri~rati~e, methyltesto3teron~,
e~orting no ant~bla~tic e~fecl; ~Yithout Dl,-v&line,.
3, ~o n~YJ ~nl;itumor dru,~ d~ers oon~iderably ~OT:~
th~ p~otot~rp~ al30 by ~highly ~`ecti~,-e antibla~tic s,c~
10 l;ion:
a) in t:he pxo~ence o~ se~roxal tutnor.s in ~ anin~Ql,
tha '~m~in" tumor~ ~ioh ha~e ac}~oved ~ con~roll~ble ~e
~4~0 cm3) under~o resolut~on :~il"St 01' ~ m~Ulta~l~lOUi~ly ~Jil~.h
l'ædditional~1 onos;
b) ~o disconti~u~tion of re~re3~10n, or occux e~ce
oi' xel:~ia3ion ~ollowed b~ ir~ttexsible tumor ~J,ro~th i.~ o~-
8erved upon adminis~rD.tion o~ ~he ne~l prep~tion;
C) llo r~lap~es o~ turnor growth ~ ob~erved ~:~ter
oo~plete resolu~io~ ther~ol;
d~ in repe~ted u~o o~ the ne~J preparation, no l0313
o~ sen3it;i.vi.,3~ to ~ t i~ ob~erved;
a) daily ~dmi~istration îor 30 ~ay~ o~ "he propo~od
preparat~on producs~ the re~;~es~ion ef:E~ct r~lated ~Lth the
de~oe OI tumor hormone-~3u300ptibilit~J and meth~Jltestost~
25 rone dos~ Yith a do~e of 5 ~g/kg per cent o~ general Y~eg- :
~e~sion ~ 89% ~10%.o~ tu~or~ did not re~ol~e - 2 out o~ :
17); cot:lplot~ re~re~sion tdi~pp~aranc~ 0~ tunors) wa~ ob-
~arved lrri~ G55~ of tuDIo~ (11 out ~ l7? and p~rtial re~
ra~ioll (b~J 53%~85$ o~ the in~t~ e o~ the t;umoY~) :
30 ~rith 2~%, th~t ~ r tumor~ out o~ 17 tsee ~s.bl~ 2~; rrith
~o~e o* 10 mgJI;g ~oneral re$~e~sion rla3 ob~erved urith
100S~U of tl,;mor9~ thal; is, all the t~ or~ ~93ol~red on tlls
~ r~go by ~30~?7, oo.~r.plet:e r~:Tr~ssion with 20%, a~l in ~0%
o~ the tumor~ r~olution achie~Yed 61% to 955~ o~ tho i~$-
35 ti~l size o~ 1;he tumor wihin 30 day~ o~ tn~ e~p~rirnont
(~e ~,3~1~ 3). ::~
4. ~.h~ Qlle~3ed a~ltitUmor preparal;ion, in co~tr~3t l;o

23 FE~ ' 94 14: 46 P . 15
2 ~ ;3 7 ~
- 10 -
the prototype and other kno~m oyto3tatic~, alon~S~ld~ r,ri1;}
~he re~ol~in~ e~ect OIl ms.lign~ll; I;w~or i~ al~o capable
i;o enh~ce the de~e~ce ~orce3, ~,1. r~ tanca to ~lmor
o~ tlle tumor bee,rer, ~ indlcated by:
a) ~ ni~icant incr~a~e in the boày ~r~i~h~ OL tho
a~imal Rccompany~ng t~3 re~re~io~ t~ee ~able 4~;
b ~ ha~mopoieei~ ~timul~tion lea~l~g ~c. normali~at-
;io~ .ereof ln tlle courF~e o~ twno~ re~re~iorl tsee ~'able
5);
c ) a si~ni~iG~nt increa~e ~2-3-~old) OI t;h~ ~u~
~ral ti~le oi~ the arims,ls in ca~e~ e~ C~1t l~
tumor e~ect achiev~d in 30 d~y~ o~ tll~ e~perl~ent Q~
cor~pared with that oî cont~ol (un,,~e~l;ed) ~nl~ a~t;er
t~ ination o~ the e~p~ritnent.
. ~able 2
A phQrm~c~utical e~;ert;lnz antiLurl~.ora~ ac ~i~rity
Induced m~ ary ~ nd c~cer ~n r~ndom-b~d ~/hit~ ~erns,le
rat~. Cond~tio~l tu~lor ~i~ec3 ~in cm3) in ti3:~tms~t l,~it'n
5 m~sJ~;~; snethylteeto~terone ~r.d 5~
Re,t.I~litlal ~umor ~ze~ ~Liver ~n~,e~v~l.s o~.
~o. da~,a 1 week 2 w~ek,s 3 w~ek~ 4 wo-
elc~
CO~ROh GP~OIJP (u~.,rea'~s~)
~.D, .7,5 11.5 ,c ~ 21.,3
'2 4.6 6,~ 7.1.~ 7.1 7.3
3 7.2 ~ 8.4.1~ 14.~ 17.2
7.~2 12.0 1~.2~ 30.5 5~.~
~,1 9.3 22.1 ~ 3Z.4 di~d
G 3.9 ~,22 23.~ iecl
- 7 3.8 5~3 ~ 15.a 21
. 30 ~ 3 3.S 5,~ 5.9 6.7 9,6
: 0 1, ~ 2 .. 7 4 . 7 9 , 7
9 6 ." ~12, 5 13 . 3 1 S . 1 21
~'~3 G.3 2~5 35.5 ~led
. ~O.Oe' ~QtS~ 10
~5 I.lorS ~' __ ___




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2 ~ 7 ~
....... ~ _
-- 1 1 ~
~abl~ 2 ~conl;inuod3
. _
Rat.Initial ~umor gi~se~ ter intervs,l~ o~
No. d~ta 1 week 2 wsek~ 3 week~ ~, w~ei~

Arithm~tic 5.2 7.5 12.7 13.7 ~0~8
mean and
~raria~ion ranses (3. 8-7 . 2 ) tl . 8-12~ 5 ) ~2 . 7-23- 4 ) (4 69-; t~ 3-

P in compari~on ~0.05 ~01r01 ~0.01 ~0.01
wlth initial
10 datc, (be 1rre~1~9
in ¢ontrol
eroup )

P in compariBon
15 o:~ control end
experlm~nt~l ~ 0,05 ~0.01 ~0.01 ~;0.01<0.
anlm~l~ (by
~teeks )

E~ JT~L GROUP (treated ~ith the p~apax- :
~tion)
R~t~Initi~l ~or ~3iZ9S a~tex intcr.tr~l~ o~ :
~JO. dF''I;Q 1 ~'IL'~3 2 l~r}~3 3 r,rl~ 4 ~Jk~ % re~-
~e3~3-
0~1
1 4~ 2~0 0,81 O 0 100
2 4~2 2~2 0~7 0-4 100
3 4~1r 1~0 0~0~1r 0 0 100
4 4~0 0~8 0,0~ 0 0 100
5 a) 5.6 ~.~ û o O 100
3~ b) 1.0 0.8 0 0 0 100
,6 ~,~9 ~,7 3~8 2v8 1.0 80
7 4.~ ~0.4 0.1 0; 0 100
:8 a) 6.4 5.3 ~.8 2.9 3.0 53
: : b) 0~2 0 0 0 0 100
9 : 4~7 3.5 1.1 0~1 o 100
~'
'




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Z3 FE13 ' 94 14: 49 P . 17

- 12 -
~a~l~ 2 (oo~t~nuod )
R~. Ini~i~l D.r.o-~ ~Iz~ ~% r~

5, 7 3 . 2 2 ~ 2 1 . 0 0- 10~
11 7.6 G.5 3.9 3.5 2,074
. 5 1~ ~7 3,,2 2,3 1.2~ ~75d5
13 7,8 4.G 5~1 2,0 0 100
14 a) 6.2 7.3 7~5 ~.7 10.7
3 ~, 2, 5 3 5_ .

~o. O:e , .
_ rats~tu
mor~ 1
__,_ ,__ "_ ,_ , ,"_ _ __ _ , ... ,, _~, ._.. __ , .,.. _, ~.. , _
~ithmoti~c ll~7 3 2.1 1~5 : 1~2 82rj~
'Q,at~Ldn ~o~ 2-7 . 8 3 tO-7 . 3 ) tO-7 . ~ ) ~0-~. 7 ~ ~0-l o. 5 ) (o-1 oo )
rQnge~ j, . ... mor3

p in coT~pari~ , I;um.
son t~i"h in~- <0,01 <0.01 ~o.ol <~,01 ~>50S~
t~ al data 2 tum.
(by ~e~ks in . ~with-
20 ~:~?cr~r~ental .. out
. ~;roup) . ~ s~ sn~

b) se~rer~ ~ur.~or~ ~ n o~o ~nt:.

.:




. .

23 FE13 '94 14:50 P.lE
, 2.~ 3
.. - 13 -
T~ble 3
A pharm~ceutlc~l ex~rtin~ a~titumor~l acti~ity
Induced ~mm~ry ~lQnd a~ncer in random~bred white mic~
(conditional tumor ~iz~ in cm3) tx~nted Y~th 10 m~/1Cs
~ethylt~sto~t~rone and 550 mg~1cg ~-v~line _
5 R~t. Initial ~umor si~e~ a~ter intor~al~ o~ _
~Jo~ data 1 w~k 2 week~ . 3 we~ 4 woelc~
G~NTR0~ G~OUP. ~un~reatsd)
1 4 7.8 20.2 37.3 died
2 3,9 5~7 7.0 13.3 20,2
10 3 a) 6.0 10.2 16.0 25.1 di~d
~) 5-0 5-~ 5.3 ~-2 . :
5.1 6.6 7.1 7.8 8.1
7.3 1~5 19.0 30.2 42.0
6 8.0 9.6 2000 36.0 di~d
15 7 3.~ 4.5 9.5 1~2 23~0
a ~.5 6.2 7.1 8.3 10.3 ~ : .
Ax~thm.
meQ~ ~nd 5.3 8.7 11.6 20.~ 20.7
Yari~tion
20 r~n~e~ ~3.~-B.0)(4.5-12.5~ ~5-3-20? (7.8 37.3)(a.0-~200)
a~ com- ~ .05 <0,01 <0,01 c~0.01
pQred ~th
~nitial data
_ P ~ 0 ~ R E S S I 0 ~J _ _
~at. Initial Iu~or ~ize~ a~ter in~erv~l~ o~
~,o. ~a 1 ~Jee~ 2 ~reeks 3 we~k~ 4 ~eeks qO re~-
r~_
~ion
_ _ .___ _
~P~RIL~TTA~ GRoUP (D~-~alln~ ~n~ me'h~l-
te~o~tero~e)
30 1 6.8 3~20.7 0.8 O.B 88
2 ~.o 4.3~.0 3~ 6~
3 4,2 3.o2.3 o.~ 0 100
~ 7,o 8.66.9 3.9 2.0 71 :~
7.3 7.45.0 2,~ 2.5 66


Z~ FE~ 'g4 14: 52 P. 19
& ~i 7
- 14 -
~able ~ ~continued )
6 6.7 ~.1 2.4 0.9 o.6 ~5
'1 7~,1 5.0 2,2 1.0 0.9 a7
~.Z 6.~ 5,0 3.3 2.~ ~6
9 5,~ ~-o 2,3 1.6 0 100
7-5 7.8 5.G 4.1 2,9 61
., ,,, ~, ,.. .. .~.. .... ~ .
AritlLm. 6. 3 5~ 4 3~ 6 2 . 1 1~ ~ 80
m~n a~d
~rLo.~ion
10 r~ges ~4.2-8.2) (~.o-~.6) (o~7-6~9) - . tO-2.9)
(0~ ~-4.1 ) (61 -1 00)
P a~ com- .
pared ~th ?0.05 <0.01~<0.01 ~0.01 2 tu~n~, .
inLtial . ~: 1007
1~ d~ta . ~ll
" ' O i,~
.~ 50%
1~ ~ G R E ~ ~ I 0-~
5~bl~ ~
A p~l~rmaceutical e~rtin~ titumoral ~ctL~rity
Induced m~rn~ry 6land cancer in r~ndom-bred ic.l~2le
~, ~ rat~ . Uei~ht chan~e~ (in ~,) o~ e~p~r.l~1;al ra1;~ ~
~,r~ated ~,~th 5 mg ~eth~3.testosteron~ ~nà 550 m~
25D~-~alinc p~r k~ bo~y ~lei~ht and c~trol a~l~m~
(u~;ro~ted ) during on~ month -.~
~;ti'$R~J~ OUP (A~ imal~ th ~nor re:l,r2s~io~)
'.Y3~ we~
~lo~ Pl ~ wa~c 2 3 4 ~a
w~el;s ~ck~ w~3k~ 1 mon-
1 220 230 2~0 245 250 ~3
2 260 265 270 270 275 +15
3 24 0 225 260 260 265 ~25
4 200 210 215 220 220 ~20
35 5 200 210 220 235 2~0 ~40


. ..... ............. ~ '



F~

23 FE13 ' 94 14: 53 P . 20
71
- ~5 --
~s;bl~ 4 (continued) .
6 160 1~30 18; 190 195 ~15
7 200 210 215 220 230 ~30
~3 240 2~0 245 250 2G0 ~20
~ 220 220 230 235 2~0 ~20
2~0 255 260 260 255 ~15
1 1 170 1~0 190 190 200 ~30
Ari~hmet. 213 ~20 230 234 239 ~23
variation(160-260) ~1a~2~t5)5 27()9 (195-275)

P a~ r.OT;lpQ-~o,o5 ~,0.
red YJit~l
~ init;~al
tby w~eXs~
15CONI~R0~ GROUP (with pro~re~ion)
R~t.Ini- ln 1 in 2 in 3 ln 4 ~rteeka ~ i;t los~
~o, tial w~elc wee'.ca wl~ we$~ht~ o~ in 1 Tnonth
tD~ ani- with
~al mor mal mal tu-
wi~h- wlth- mor
out out
tumor tu-
~ ~ mor~ _ _
2go220 240 24 0 25020 Z30 -20 -0
2 250230 230 2~0 240 6 23~ -16 -10
3 220215 290 2~5 2002~ 1~0 -40 -20
4 240230 220 235 23050 1~0 -60 ~10
200.190 195 190 1~020 160 _~.o-20
6 2602~0 250 230 24020 220 _~o -20
Arit~;~. 23G22~ Z37 23~ 200 _36 -13
mea~ and
~rari~t-
3 ion ~200_~190~ .,5- (190- (160-234~ (0-20)
ran~ es ~60) 260) 2 9o) 285)
P as ~o~- ~0.05 ~0~05>0.05 <t)45
pared with
. init~ al tbY -
weck~ )
, _ . _. _.__,.. ... .............................. ~,

Z3 FE13 ' 9~ 14: 55 P . 21
2 ~ 7 i~
.. ..... _ ..
- 16
qlable 5
A pharmaceutical exertin~ itumoral ac~ivit~
Stimulation o~ he:mopoie~ ccompanying ~unor ~e~
sion in ~emale rat~ witll induc~d manunary gland cancer
tr~ted w~th DI-Yaline aIld msthylte~tosterone (~;ho
~on-parametrical method o~ ~atl tical tr~atme~t by
the "I" criterion of Wilcockson-;tla~n-Witney. ~he
me~n valu~ and vari~t~on r~n~ ar~ presented),
AniT~al Hemoglo- Erythrocyte,~ ~ucoc~e
10 ~roup3 bir by in 1 ~m3 in 1 mm
Sally~
~' - te~t
_ _ _ ... ...... . ...... .. .
--~ 2 3
I
-r~ormql ~7 4534000 5300
(10 anim~,l3)(84-90) ~402000û~4920000) t4000-6600)
II
Controls `76 4165000 ,'9650
w~lh tu~or~ ~4~-96) (3100000-4~00000) :(7~00~12000)
20 (untreat~d) .
P in compari~
son OI ,~rou~s ~ .0 ~ 05 > . O . o~ ~0 . 01
~ I snd II
III . ;~
~5 ~ .pQ~imental ~ 91428 . -.~057
~rith tur;lor~, (66-g4) (3820000-4710000) .:(6900-13500)
treQtod
P ir~ compari- ~ ,~ ~
~on o~ $roup~ ~0.05 >0.05 ~0.05
II end III
. _ ,_~_._ .__. ___._", .. _ .. ~_ .. _.__.. " .. ,, . ___.............. ~ .
P i~. compar~-
~on o~ ~oups ~o.05 >0~05 ~0.01
I a~d II-~
. . _ ,__ _ . ~,,__. ~
: ITotes ~ increas~, - Y decrease 9 r- - unchallged~

. ~:

23 FEE~ '94 14:56 P.22
~` 2 ~ 7 ~
.... .~ ._

~able 5 (continu~d)
Animal ~o~ino-Stab So~,m~n- l~lono- ~ympho
$roup~ phil~form~ te~i cyte~ cytes
1 5 6 _ 7 ~ _, 9 __ _

Normal 2,9 3. 4 38,7 5.6 5~.2
(10 a~imals) ~o-6~ t2-7~s) (19-56) (2-8) (36-6B?
II
~ontrol,q 2~6 7.2 62 1c7 27.~
l,~th tumo~ (o-5~ 0) (4-11 )(56 6B)(1-r~) ~22-35)
-- tUntreated ) ~ __," ,,_ " ,,,,,_,_
p in comp~ri- ~ + t
~on of group~>0,05 ~0,01 ~0.01~0.01 . ~o.ol
15 I and II ~_~ __.~....~ .... - -
III
~cp~r~ental 2. 0 3. 6 45 4.7 43
~Yit}l 'tllt;lOY'g ~ ~0, 5-4. o) (2, 0-5. 0) (31 61 ) t2-~) (31 59)
treated
20 P in comps,ri~
~on o~ ærouP~ > 0.05 <.Q.5 <0.05 <,0.05 <0.01

P in compari- ~ ,_ ~ .. ~ ~
son o~ ~roups ~ 0 . 05 ~ 0 . 05 ~ 0 . 05 ~ 0 . 05 > 0 . 05
25 I ~nd III
~ ,............................................ .
I~o~e~: ~ a lncreQi~e, ~ ~ d~or~a~e, ,-~ a unch~l3od,




`i.' ' ' ., ' ' ": .' , ,.:. ., . , . '' ~ ' . . ...

- - Z3 FE~ ' 94 14: 58 P . Z3
2~ ..37~
- 18 -
~able 6
A ph~rmacoutical e~csrt~n,~ ~ntitumo~l aoti~rity
~lle e~ect oi~ ~ mixture o~ D~-valin~ ~550 m~/k~),
methandro~tenoloIle (25 ~g~lcg) and phthivazid
t50 clg/l;~) on l~r3e .~ tumo:r~ (or on several tu~
mor~ ~n one animal) of induo~d ms3n.~ary gl~nd cancer
~n ra~dom-bred white rat~ . tConditional tumor ~ize~
in cm3)
. . , ~ . . . _ . ~
I. It~eated Qnim3l~ (e~,~porimenta,l)
R~t Mo . Ini - At- ~ n ~ :3rvg,l~ t;J~ ) c~ re~
~l 1 2 3 4~ 5 6 ~lo~
a~ 18~5 8~410.3 11.9 11.3 6.2 8.9 52
~) 1.6 3~3 2.1 5-5 4.~7 10.2 8~5
2 24.0 2g.6 23~.9 16.5 4.4 ~.9 6.~ 73
~c~o -
s~ ....
3 11.D, 10.. 9 11,4 1~.1 . 1~;J5 2207 ~1,7 -
~) 10,8 7.~ 4.3 both ~u- 2 togai 2 toge-2 to- 75
~ed ther ther ~e~
.'.; thsr
b) 3~Z 2.7 1.0 -3.4 -~.5 -3.0 -3.5 .:
~)1Z~5 6.2 4.3 1.9 i.2 o 0 100
b) . 0.~ 5.0 2.7 2.5 0 0 100 ~ .
6 12.0 12.2 4.~ 0.,8 0 ~: 0 0 100
necro- .. ;. .
7 a)16.5 7.3 4.3 3 tumor~ 3 to~- 3 ~0~2-
~u~ ~d ~hor ther
2 5 ~ n t o o ~
b) 3~7 2.9 1.6 -13.4 -20~0 -21~5 -
c~ 1.û 1.9 3.7 -19~2
~)10.1 8.9 0 ~ec- 0 0 . 0 0 100
b31.2 1.0 ~o~i~1.0 1~2 1.9 1.5
9 ~)11. 0 2, 5 necr. 0 0 0 0 100
. b)4.2 3.4 3J0 1,5 0.9 1.0 o~6 ~G
o 9.~ 11,5 ~2.3 7.1 5.~ ~.7 3.6 61
~,., "., , ,_.__A_.,. .. ~ .. .....
No ~ oxe` 1 6 17 17 i 7 q7 17 17 1 ~)r
tumor~

23 FEB '94 14:59 P.24
2 ~ 7 ~1
-- 19 --
~ble 6 ~cont~nued~
Rat ~Jo. Ini- ~t intervals o~ ~w~ck~ 7~ r~;
tlal 1 2 3 d, 5 6
~ze_ ~ ~ __ .. ~_
5 ~ ra~
ria~- 9.,~ 7.0 5.5 5~3 3.7 4~4 5~ w:l.t;h-
~on (1.0~ (0.~- (0- ~0- (0- (0- (0- out
ran 24.0) 29.6) 23.~ 19.2) 15.5) 22,7) 31.7) e~-
g~ 2 ) 1
~d t.urn,
~yt~r.- re .~;r.
ol,~m0an 3) 5
P ~oomp~ ~ ulith
r~ær.
rison
~rl"h ini- ~0~%
I;~al d~-t~) ;>0,05 ~0,05 <0.05 <0.01 ~0,01~0.01 (C-

II. Untr~t~d ~nlm.c~ls too~ltrol) _
~1.5 18.. 4 21~8 30.5 ~2.5 .~isd
2 . 9. 3 22,, 1 33 . 4died
3 12.5 13.3 18,1 21.0 2~'3.7 3B~3 died
4 12.0 19.2 30.5 42.8 50.8 59.~ died
9.5 15.~ 21.7 3g.2 43~6 di~d .- .
G ~ 3.4 5~4 a.2 ~.6 . 15c1
b) 5.6 7.0 8.9 10.0 .12,2 dlod
No~ ~
~umox~ 7 7 7 6 6 2
~JI (Yar~-
~,tion 9.1 14,,5 20,7 25,5 32.1
~) ~2.4) (5271) ~3624) (~2.6) 50.2~ ~.. ,... ~ ~-
P ~cor1pn--
ri30n ~Ji.'ch <0.05 ~0.05 <,o.os <o,o1~,0~01
itial

~ ;Jotc~ 'lhe~ 2-3 ~ or~ :Eusod ~nto one, th~ ~ati~tic~l -
~ree,tm~nt toolr 5 tltO a¢count 2 or 3 1;wnors-
2" ~Iho tumor ~ze equal to 0 (r~3x~s~on) wa~ con-
~id~rcd ~ one tuT~o~

,, ., . . .... ~

23 FE~ ' 94 15: 01 P ~ Z5
2~.6.~7li
- 20 -
5. In contr~t to other cyto~tatic dru~s, the alle-
ged pharmaceutical durin~ the ~roce~s o~ t~nor re~res3ion
can e;cert an anal~et~.c ~f~ct as w~ ~ollo~d in th~ ex-
periment~ signi~ic~nt incre~3e in th~ thre~ho~d of
the pain e~:citabilit~ and,co~equently, ~ d~cr~a~e in
tl~e pain sen3~ti~ity in ani.mal~, In the ab~ence of re~-
r~3ion th~ an~lgcti~ f'eot: o~ 1, and thi~3 m~.y b/3
used clinically ~or the evalu.~iion o~ the ef~ec~ o~ t~e-
rapy.
6. In contra~t to tha prototypo, ~h~ allo~d pharm~-
¢eutical may exert the ~ntibl~tic e~ec~ on the lon~
terr.l growing cancer ~umor3 partially or completely lo~-
ing their ~usceptibility to androgen~ which may be r-m
e~per~mcntal ~odel o~ cl~nicall~ n~slected c~lc~r pxoce~s.
15 In thi9 ca3e the antitumoral prepar~'~ion cont2ins, in
tur~ h D~-Yaline, ~1 ~n~bolic dru~ r,~eth~nclro~t~n:~
lone ana a k~o~m ~ntituberculo~i~ drug phthi~3~id ~',~ch
h~ preYiously never been u~ed as antitor.lul~al d~u~s. In
this ¢ompo~ltion, the new an~titumoral pr~p~tio~ exer~-
20 1~ the anti~la3tic e~ect on largn .u-qed (2-3~ Qnd tre-
mendous ~ingle ~:~erimentally induced tumorY (tlp to 2~, o
cm3) c~uses the re~re~3ion o~ the ~umor~ acco~p~nie~ ~y
xequent necro~e~. In this ca~a th~ liquid s~ructureles~
tumor m~e~ pora our, and healin~ o~ normal tissue~ '~;3-
~_ 25 gin~ at thi8 s~to ~ee ~ble 6
70 I.~orphological le~on3 ~ch OCC~ in ~h9 t1~no~
t~3ue ~nd rG3ult in rcgre~3i.0n al30 ha~ their peculi~r
f~atuxe~s unde~ thQ in~luence o~ th~ d ~a~in~ the~peu~ic
e~eo~ o~ any chcmloal dru~ and ~ven irradiation the~e
30 oocurs marked ~ibe~ ~ormation, wherea~ the ~lle~erl ph~
m~ceutical influce~ chan~e3 due rao3tly to the l~si~ o~ :
ths cell~ o~ p~rench~ra ~nd ~roma o~ t}le tu~..or ti~ue,
necroly~is with ~ub~equent re~orption (sae ~ig. 1~.
On t~e ba~is o~ ~h~ a~orementioned expeximent31 da~
and, a~pecially, taking into account complete harml~s~nos~
of t~P n~w antitumoral preparation teated and coniirmed
in nor~al anim~l~ within the ~rama~ork o~ the com~l~ted
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pharm2cob~010~;ic21 pre-clinics.l trial~ we propo~e îor cli-
nloal application a new a~t.itul~or~l pilarmaceutic~l con~
ting of a mechenical mi~c t~ ~ of 2 4 ~; o~ DI.-valine smirlo
Qcid and a low non-therapeu1;1c~1 do~e o.o~o-o.02s e meth~Jl-
testosteron~ per day ~or trea~nt o~ hormono-~u~ce~tible
cQncer tumor~ in women, ~nd a phar~ceut~c~l con~i~tin~
o~ a mechanloal ml~ture o~ 2-4 ~ o~ D~-v~line, 0.005-
0.010 ~ meth~ndro~tenolo~e an~ 0.~-0.5 g phthi~azid dai-
ly *or tr~at~ent of canc~r tumors wh~ch ha~e ~artially or
completel~ 109t their hor~none-susc3ptib~1ity,
~he dGily ~c3e3 o~ the propo~ed pharmaceutical for
clinical u~s h~ve beon calcul~t~d ~rom the do~e~ u~ed e:~-
p~rimental~y.
Thu~, the do~e for D~-~alir!~ ~a~ calculatad to be
2-4 ~ takin~ into accol~t the e~perimental do~a o~ 500-
550 m~ .bod~ ei~ht of anLmal~ and at l~a3t 10 timc~
lower intensity o~ arnino acid metaboli~m in man; con~equ-
~n~cly, a~ouv 50-55 mG~e~ body wei~ht o~ man oE D~-valine
~hould be u~ed or 2-4 g daily for a peraon ~Je~hi
50-70 ~^
~o doQos- o~ r, ~ t~::ro cl~laulut~d tn a di:EIerent
way, since human and ~nimal sen3it~ y to t`,~a~ que~'v
does r.ot corr late ~ith di~erence~ ~n the macabo~ ~stn
lnten~ity,
~_ 25 A do~e o~ mcthyltestosterone 20-25 m~ or 0.020-~025 -:
5 ta~let3) per day wa~ o~lculated on tha ba3i~ OL
e:cperimOntal ~nd ¢linical data acoordin~ to which ~t3
oxperi~.esltal nonther~peutic do~s ~5 r~v~k,¢ bod~r w~ ht)
~e 5 time~ lo~ than th~ th~rapeutio one - ~5 rr.g~ an~
~al body weight. ~ on~ take~ into account that nand-
rogen therap~ in clinic~l case~ o~ m~mmary ~la~ro ~pula-
te~ ~ dose o~ methylte~to3terone of 100 mg ~r.d more daily
~ee ~uakin, Ya,I1., in t~Hormone therapy o~ rna~nary ~land
cancer'~ .edi~in~" ~ubli~ers, ~,I., 1969, p. 6~-73), the
non-t;1c~apeutic do~e should bs about ~0-25 rn~ daily. Sin-
ce the dose o~ met'nGndro~nolone c~n~ot be calculated
o~nthe b~si~ o~ ~ens$ti~i~y to it o~ the tumor ti~sue be-


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cau~ it h~ ~evor been ussd a3 an ~tit~or~l d~u~, ~re
~de ou.~ c~lculation~ ~rom ths d~ta in the literatu~e
(See IlPhar~aceuLical~r, I,l.D, rla~h'.iov~y, ~I,Iedizi~a~ b-
lishers, r~,, 1985, pa~t l, p. 317; and dircct cli~ical
ob3e~vations in treating ~ol~eex~. It wa~ thus est~b-
li~hed that in ne~lected casc~ wi~h CoMplOte 1039 0~`
hormone ~u~ceptibility by the twmors it wa3 necessary
to u~e methanQro~l~enolone in a da~ly doso o~ 5-10 m~ in
co,~oinatlon ~th phthiYazid enh~ncing tl;~ col1ductive
e~`ect o~ thi~ hormo~c. ~or phthivazid the d~ly dOBe
c~lculat;ed ~:~om the experiiner.tal oIle with due con~ l-
ders,tion o~ 10-fold lo~r~r met~ooli~m inte~lty in ilumuns
_. ~3 compared ~ith ~r~all ms~nmal~ .. a dose ~or an e~peri-
mental ~imal ~ra~) wa~ 45-50 mg/lcg body wei,~r,ht, ~or m~
15 it would be 4.5-5 mgJ]~ bod~ ;ht, or ~c~r a person
.lei~.in~. 60-S0 k~ or mo~ it would b3 about 300-500 m~
~G. ;,-0. ~ ~ ) p~r d~y.
r';le st;udies oi:` tii~ antibl~ ic pt~op~rti~es o:E tll^
n~tr pharmac~ulic~l in the clinic, ~nliy i~ incur~bl~
20 ~rolu~teer paticnt~ yield~ the ~ollotrin~ data ~lgni~lc~
tl~,r dis l;i~gui~hin~, it fror:~ th~ prototype.
1~ r~ direct antiturnoral e~ ect o~ e propc3ed
ph~rm~ccutical in the ~'orm of a mechanical mixture o .:
~-valine Q~d a lo~,~r nontherap~utic~l do~e o~ methylte~to-
. 25 ~terone is att~3ted by the re~ults o~ c.~.tologi~l e.ca~l-
~~ nat~o~ of ~lr~tion ~p~clr~en3 ~ror.3 tho ca~-ity ol the
utorus ~ter ~dr,lini~tration o~' thi~ pha~n~c~utlc~l ln c~
3e~ O~ 9nOOarClllO~I~ O~ t~e ut~rus body in ~em~le ~ol~-
t~era ~ivon no ~peci~ic treatment in thc ~re-operat~.on
3Q pariod ~rit,n th~ e:~c~ption o~ ~-valine in combin~ion
~rit'r. a lo~r doae o~ T3ethylte~to~terone. In all 9 patisnl~
~hi3 treat~er.~ resulted in a ~i~n~'~lca~ reduc~ion o~ ~he
tumor, sizes a~ ~ell a~ c~s~tion o~ pai~ ar.d blood~ sec-
retion~. In ~piration ~peciTnens collec~ed fxorn ~ever~l
of ~h~se ~atients at dif~'erent inter~ (10 d~3, 2 we~
4 weeX3) we ~i`ound dy~trophic~lly alte~od ~deno¢~cino~n
cell~ ~,'it~ n~ican~ valuolction o~ ~hi~ cytopl~m ~
nuclei, "cor~ododl~ outline~ of'. ~ nuclei, 1~9i~ of ~O;~B

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r.uclei and me.r'~ed v~Lcuole d,~-stro~h;y (s2a ~
. In 1~e~7ec1;ed c~ei~ roco~ni~eul ~ corlpl~tel~ c~r-
~ble, ~di~inia'"r~ on o:~ the r.o-~r prap,~.rQtion ~3 a mictu~e
OI' DI--valin~ wit~ methylt~to~arona 03~ wi.,h mo.,'.q~Ld~;~o-
5 ~1;c~lololle ~lld phth~ v~id Y~e~ulteù il~ ni.~.~i.c~t I~7~olon-
gation o-~ tlle 3urvlv~1 time o~ th~ p~tient with 5at~ ac-
tiO~ f ~ul~j ac l;i~ condition ~qnd in ~o~e ca~cs ~ith ~he ot~-
j~ctive siltibl3st:lc ~ec1; - ~301ut~0n o~ ~h~ tumori~.
3. The action o~ t:~le ral,/ e;ltitumoral pllN:;~rllacoutlc
lO Ll.~3 earl~ a~ with~n th~ Iir~t 7-10 ds.ys comt~l~Jel~J elir~i-
nat~3(l t`ne pa'n ~drome e~n in t`~o~3c ca a3 l~h~re ~3tl Oll~
._ n~rcotica halped only ~Jlthill a limitad tir.~e, Ior i~ t~n-
ce in .ne~s,~lected CA3e~ ritll meta~ e.~ i~to bone~, ekcO
4. q`he actlon of the new ph~r.maceu~ical ~n ~1L~ CCU5~-
15 3~ t~eat~ent i~ X10-t 2ccompaxli~d b~J a~r S1nS o~ .;o~
ci ~,y tt.l~TllGd~ T;liC ~ o t~ n~u~ ,, vo.
5 . I;~ e co~ OL ~ t~ t t.lJi ti~ tll~3 n~ p7
ce~ttical~ "he ~tltumnr re~i~t~.~ crea~ed '3VG11 ;n i;l-
our~bl~3 p~ti~nts ag m~:ht3~tt3d b~r the improvecl~nt in tl
20 perip~lt r~l blood compositiion, ~;cic~llL g~ill, lclpro~d ~7)e~
tit~ cr~3a3ea r,~orkin~; c~- p~cit;y.
iflt~.~rL', ~tl~2n~ 0~ w pl~ t~u';.'c2'~
co~sist3 i~ tne pos~i'oilit~;r o it~ 3uccas~3~ul usi3 in Ollt-
pa7;:L~l.lt W~lrC~ liC~! collsl~tar~bly dlst,inrrui.~lAe,~3 ',l.o ne.;
25 ~harm~ceu~,ical ~'ro;~ the ina~or~t~J o~ e k~o~im o;~ ol;;~ler,~-
p~3ut1ca1 dru~ 3r'~ 3e~rere .~ide-s~îect~ . ~r.tl ~ er~3b~
r~quirir,~, ho~pl'.,~l co~ition~ for tlLei~ ~pplic~io~.

S:ido ;3f:~cJ,s
~scnu,~ o~ .c nL"r.1~tE~a1le~ o~ the .no~ pl~ ~2couJ.ic~15
30 th~.ro are r~o ~ r~ic~lt, comp~1c~,c10r s. 4 10n~ ~ 'uorr:~ ~u~
to 2 clnn~ ) admini3traliio~ o:E m~thy1iie~3tos "erone Ln lo~r
~!o~ 12y cau~3 ';t~ ' m.s~11f~3~,~qt10n3 oL ~r.t.rl1i~m ~`nic'r
rzpid1y d1sappear P~l"er met'1~r1t~,3 '~,o~terox1~ a~ 13t~, i cn
1~; ~ia^~n'~_n~l~d.
`~5 T~` ~he r.e~;J ph.~.rn~ceu~u~ca1 i~ adl~lnis',,~Y~ac~ XC9~ e
~o~nt3 and tho pro~.ein die'., i~ ~ot ob~er~d, J"ner~e ~a"r
. ..

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occur ~nsi~ icant nau~eQ, ~r0~33 0:~ app9tlte, 10~ 3 0~
welxht. ~hc~ ns o:E ~mino acld di.~bQlance di~3~ppoar
~ ';er l~oduc1;ion o~ uhe ~ ,r doso o:~` l)L-v~lln~ on~,
ob~erva~ce o~ 'l,he p~ot;~i~ dietv

Contraindic~tion~
1, Prac~eding an~ro~e:n tllerap~
Ir ~uch Cll'3eS Q lcl;l do3~ o..~ me ~l~"rl~e~tc3tero~ o:F'
~l~.o l~t, therap~r ~chedule ca,lmo~ real- se l.JI~ i'ec l; o:~
3)I.-~Llinc conduc~oir ln ths '~-.lCi" ti~sue c~ 3.
10 ~ t~ 3~uic ~ c~ r~! J;tl~i^a~ scl~¢dul~-
,, r.l~J;~ ros~onolon~ ~d p.tl~,l~vazid3 T;laJ~ ux,e~
2. q~fl ~e.~ 0~ r.~et~ a l~ .;s7 b~c~a
-~pld ~ lo11 oi 'I;U~10~.~ rl~v~ re,ClllJ~¢~ 11 tl~s
~t~113 o~ ',h~ lood ~C~3~31~ I?rO~lt~;r~ Jv~-~
1-~ b~ .n,~
3.. ~ iou~ ~0:ri.13 ~:~ a+,~ o.~ o .. o~ rb ~C~Jv
I~ ?..,U~ a~l d~mt~ t ~ Oc~ai~.3 ~vlt~ ~v~ vr~iGil u; X~ ~t3rl~u ~ 3-

r~tio;~a~ lnt~r~re~luio~l~ b^u~ Li1aC~LU.~L~S~ i~
s"~r~oclate~ l t.'2~ px'op~rty- 0;' 01'~3dOmillQI~ t~ 'J'~)O'~ t-~
2C ~?'' ~ lin~ ~r~ o ClC-~ (1 .o ~n~3 ~l~m~.r;~ u~ o:? '.,'.1'3 ~dUr
L~ . nc~t to t't~ tu~o~
. r~lore~orc the ~p~l'; "Q',.iOll o~ Lhe Y~ Xr.~aCeUtlC~
13 po~stblo only ~:,.tn;~ co~ le';,o .'ne~?.ii~.c" o~ .v~llO~
25 da~,ræ ~I;er ope;~2t;0n) ~nci ce~3at~ o~.~vh~ ,3t~ ta
25 co~:d~i!vion~ :3lood tr~.,n~t~u!vlon (e3~C~ lLi~r~lUl;v~P~ æO
. vr~nrl ~3:~Iec'., clo~ o th~i ol ~h~ o~
~,~?.l~ .L't~ S3C~ .h~r2:~ 1;}1~ ~n~;r~ v~ -;Oi.1. o~ i'!.t3
,,,l;a~ coll~ical ~.u,~ 1, b a ~llsco;~ tl~ cd .~or ~ t '.;.;c.
~ u~ 3 l~ a~ n~, t.:~ U~3 o:P ~ 3'i:~c~ a-`~ c'~-
30 1~ h~3 s~:Lt mcL.~ cll~ 3t be ~ol~l~cl~
5~ I~o o~ .r æ~:~;,l';ul.lo~ g~; ~ho~ . c;.
'~.Ju ~rltll J;~ i n~t p~ a~ lc~
., D~ ., t'l~ L~2~ J; ~irl~ J~ pl~ c~u~ '.cl~l
~v ~a v .o~ o:? c, 4LlC;. i}o.C~.Lo~ .u., (,0,;~ ,3, ~hy "o~
3 j ;~ . v.&~ ul~. u L~q~, hcl~o !~ o l ~ , c0,;~ ac r~c . ~

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23 FEB 'g4 15:12 P 30
2 ~ 7 ,~
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~xample~
r''ilC ln~nt. o~ U.'3'1;'L',o'',~?tl b;y I;1Le "ollowinG ~pcci-
~ic ~.nmt~le s o~ th~ mo~al t~ o~erJ;.ie~ o~ ~h~ allcged
new pha~maccutic,71
1. Pa'~ion~ 37r.il~0v.3~ A. 75 ~ r~ ol~, ca~c his-
to~y ~o, 127~3~a. i3.r,~70~E~to~ ~roto;~-~r WEl:3 C~O`lC o:
31. 05~1977 ~t; the g~ colo~ departt.~ lt; o f ~o~to~r R~ e~
~rch Institu~e ol` oncolo~ L me~as4~sis f~om ~,hc ~;r~3a-
t~3r omentum w~ tal;en ~o~ hi~tologic.al Q~lal~r~is Mo.,
10 104~47-~343- Clandul~r ~ol~.d. o~ra~?~r cnn~or
Clinical cliagnosl~: o~rary crncer Of ~ a~ i. I;h
i1tv~ e t.ulnor $row1;1~ arld oul;,oro~.rtn i~to th~ in'.,~E tilte~,
with Ir.et~lta~3~3 into the omentv.m and in the livar, ~ith
~citic ~luid accu~ulation in lh~ ~domin~l c~vit~r.
In th~ ~o,st~oper~tio.ll perlol, ~ cou~e o~ c~te.no-
th~rapy (i~ thio_t~pQ) ~s~ v~n aa ~ rc.~ult o l,ih:ich
no s.acito3 ~ccwnu~te~1 ~ut th~ ~umox ~ro~rl;h cont~ m
In ~uly, thc p~tient ~sa~ dl~chax~e~ ~rotn th~ ho~
~td pre~crlbad 3ytnptom~tic. trentrn~nt.
In lal;~3 July, 1977, a~ a voluntc~r, khc pavi~
welænin~; 5~ 3~;, be~an tho tr~tment ~,rlth t~1~ pro~e;3~l
ph~rmac~utic~l ln t'n~ ~orm o~ ~: mixtur~ o:~ 2 ~ DL~ re
ill combin~l~,ioxl Wi1;h 25 ~lg ~0.025 ~;) or 5. tab~ r~l~3~}i;irl-
1t,0~ t~.ront3 per d~J, ~it`~ ~trict o'~ .r.ce o.i` t`tle
2 5 m~ with ~..hc c~iYi~ion o~` the d~ily do~e :3 nto ~ 3inr;1
~ ,.. . . .
ono~i l;a'.sen b~:~or~ ; 0.5 ~ D~-v~lin~ q~rr:~ m:l;1: en-
tarall~J and 1 t~blot o:E i~ethyl~ 1;osterorle subl:in~ ,lly
~l. I;imt3~, arld 1 liubl~u o~ rnt3t,h~rl1;e~to~3'.~ n~i ~ublinr,u~lly
r~ nicldl~ ;ho d~ itho~l~; DI~v~l~n~. 'I.'}1~3 t~ur~tlon
~0 o ~` t}~e cour~i e - 2 mon l;hs .
Dv~inf~ thi.~ t:i sr.~ 1;h~? pai:n~3 in 1 e lo~ b~orn~n nr~d
ilL th~ r.x~E3 o~ t~ c~s~l ccr;sple~cl~, th~ ~7aSI~.~.'O-
illt:e.~liinal trs.ct furction ~o~m~liz~d ~con~tipaLion~
l:)lood~- ~ecxatic~3 di~ e.re~.), the ~etl.te is~pro~re~,
wei,~h~ r~ 4~5 }c~, the ~tre~l~th ~ld ~ror1cln~ capa
C ~ wexe r~toxed, ~o t~ mor waa palp~ted.
O~rlng to thi~ 5tnt;l~s the p~lU-~ ~nt; ~ 3 ho~pitall~ecl.

23 FEB '9~ 15:14 P.~ll
2 ~ 3. ~ ~ 7 ~
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on~ month l~ter for the 2nd coWr~3Q OI chemothcrap~r (im,
thio-t~pa, a total do~s o~ 200 m~), G~ecolo~ical ax~mi_
nations ~e-u e~l~3d no n~opl~ia,
In ~ ch ~d Ju~y, 1973, propllylQctically ~ ~ore cour-
5 8c~3 oi~ thio-tepQ wero ,jiven which pro~uco~ ~tabl~ leuko-
pen:La,
In ~u~;us t, 1 Y78 a ~acond cour.qo o~` the pxop~d phar-
maceut:i cal ~raa ~ive~ by thc ~arle 3ch~dul~ ~o~ 1 ~ontih~ 5~he
blood ar~l~r3is ~ no;~m.~l. On the 7th da,.,~ o~ tll~ trcatl~e~lt
10 ~hc pati2nt hafl severe pairl~ in the liver a~ea Y~hich pe~-
,t~a :E or 2~ h.ours but then dis~ppc~red compl~ r. ~yn~-
~olo ~i c~l ~xal~inat ion rc voalad ~o ~loopl~ h~ pat i~nt
~elt w~ll. No ~r~atm~3nt ~s ~;iVOn unl;il April next ~e~r
gener2l c~ndit;ion was satls~aciiory, ~aineû soms v~ t,
15 ~mecolo~;lce.l ~:~nin~tion~ Y~e~r~ale~l nothin~s.
In late April-r.lay, ~979, ~he Yl~S ~iverl a 5th (})~c~hy
lflctlc) courr~3 of 1;hio--i.opa, im~, toler~ted ~3a'l,1'3~ ,ct;ox'i.-
ly.
Tn .June, 1979, ~}la W3~3 gi~ren a 3rd ~proph,yl~ctio ) c~i-
20 u~ o~ the n~w phQrm~.ceutic~l but ir.~ ancther daily do~eb~caus~ o~ Lc~lt chantro o~ wai~;ht in 2 l,r~r~
~:EroTl 54 kg to ~a k~ hc ,~;aine~l 14 k,~;~r Sh~ we.
re2l 3 ~ Ct~re o~ 3 ~ ine a~ 25 ~ er~lylte~ n~
dall~r in 4 ~in~ do~cs, ~ri.th th~3 c~ne (lie.'. r,h~ cotlr~3e
~5 l~t~ 2 month~3. ~h~rs a~p~re~ 3$,~,n~ic~.1; 3i~3 ~
~_ virillty ~rhich opprec~c~l t;he p~tiCll~ b~cau:~e o~ l:lb~,do
m~li~e~ tatio2i3, :3ec~qe o~ th:L,q, ,s~.e d~cli~cd ~ur';hcr
pro~hy~ao1iic admi~i~ l;rQtion o:l~ the n~w p~rTn~cauti¢al~ ~a-
~it7 in 1979, i:~ ~pxin~ d ~UtUt~l 0~ 1980 she w~ iv~n 3
3t~ l~O~C pl~)ph~ c ~G.~C c~ u:",~ ,r ch~v~r.ctllfl~y ~ri lih cyclollo.~v-
phar,o ~hio~ ~he toleral;ed Wi-Gh mor~3 di~'~iculty,
n ~a~rtl~r~r ~~ rar~.h 1~1~1 the ~2ti~vnt ~SU~L:er~ ;ro
ults. S~e d~erl r,,~tll the 3econa, ~itho~ ny ~ o~
noopl~si~ w]rtvh ~ad ~t~n c~l;abli~h~d, ~t a ~ 0lo~ic~
35 c~ in~tion on-~ Ir.oTlth 1~vfo-la d~nt.l~ he re:!.avive~ r~fus~d
th~ alltop,sy.
r~h-- ocn~.lu~3lon 9~. incre,n~c ln ~ht) perio~l of ~cti.~re
li~e hy 4 ~ear~ a~tt~r recognition o~ ker cor:ditiorl ,c~




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27
. c~o~plQt~ly l~c~urnble cnnn~t b~3 r~8~rdGd t~ b~ dll~ to th~
~3ucce~s Or t~a~ltlonal c~ncer chem~t~apy ~1~ e rl~7w .
pharmaceut~oal not only correct~d ths ~ida o~f00t~ o~
c}lemical drug9 but cle~rly ~aoilitat2d the ~ntiblQ~tic
5 e~fect~
2. Patien1; Tlc~henko , lq.A., 28 ycars old , ca~e hi~-
~or~r No. 1151a~x, admittoc~ to ~ynecolo~ical departm~t o~
Ros-tov R~sear¢h In~ti'~uto of oncolo~ .0~ Tllo ~ta~
tu~ at ad~ ion: wi~hin 2 month~ e~eat ~rllar~s~3ment o~
10 the abdomen, ~;re~t ~ei~;hli los~, evenin~ tcmpcr~t~ out
39C, ~3u~ 0c~tl0n, X-r~,y o~' the che~t ~eveQlad a met,a-
st~is lnto ine pulmon~ y pleura. ~:ndol~ilphat~c polycho-
`~ mother~py ~va~ ~tarted bllt did not allev~at~ th~ condit~on
o~ '"he patl~nt.
1~ ~n 31.,08.~9 a~ explor~tory l~p~ro~omy r~a~ per~ox~ d
wi'l,}l a~acuation OI 15 1 o.~ asci~lc ~'lu~ ~ro~ the ~ lo-
;ni ~ c~vit~r ar.d ~,he al)out 2 lit~c~ o~ :Elu~ d i~2~0m tj}
pleu~al c~ityv
"~ha dia~no~ oY~ry c~nca~ o~ IV ~t~g~ lrrit~ oU'L-
20 growt}l o* the twnor~ lnto tha ~nte~tina~ ~nd with mct~ta-
o~ into the gr l;e:r ornantum, liver, paritonow~ pleura~met~ t~o plcurit~). Hi~tolo~l¢al an~lysi~ ~o~ 26~62s
! ~l~ndul~r-o~pi~lary canoe~. ,
On 13.09.89 a preparation o~.platinum ~B~ inoo~lated
intr~pe~itone~lly. ~ter ~hl~ th~ condition o~ t~e p~-
ti~nt d3texIorated e~e~ more, she Y~a~ conside~ed to ba in-
cuxabl~ and ~ di~oh~r~d ~rom th~ ho~pital in the ~re-
terminal oondition~ :
On ~6.09.ag ohe be~n, ~ ol~teer, the treatment
~th the n~7 pharmaceutical in the outpat~ent department~
Ths daily do~e ~th the pati~nt'~ wei~ht a~out 70 k~)
consisted o~ 3 ~ aline in combination ~th 25 mg
O.025 ~ or 5 tablets) methylte~tosterone. The daile do-



line F~ublin~u~llg 2 time~ i~ the mlddle o~ tha d3y ~e70
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Z3 FEE3 ' 94 15: 18 P . 33
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moal~ he pat~ent ~trictly obæerved the dlet wlth thc
exce~3 o~ protein, liTTited amount o~ caxbohydxat~ and
complet~ ~x¢lu~ion o~ ~mal ~at and phosphol~pid~ ish
hard~roo, e~;g yolk), u~in~" no ~ore Jchs~ 1-2 1;able ipoon-
5 ~ul~ o~ ~regetable oil daily.
~ '~thin the ~irst 10-15 d~y~ o~ treatmen~ with ',he
new pha~maceutical the ~ollov/~n~ ch~nge~ occured 1~1 the
condltio~; o~ ,.he pal;ient s
1. Vomit;in~ ~topped and lnt~s~inal oY~cuQ~lon OOCIIr-
10 red indep~ndently;
2. ~he body ~empe~aturc beca~e noxlln~l;
3~ e ur~ no oolour ~c~ne li~hter ~pre~ioll~J.y _
dar~c beer ~olour);
~ r~ ~0 ækin coloux ohan~ed from dra~-green illtO ye7-
15 l~ Yhi te.
5, ~h~ er ~nl~r~ed ~ htly ~nd pexiodia311y ~Ta~
pairlLul;
6. sn'nyc~.~dia Qppe~red ~ro~ ~ime to t~r~lC~;
7. ~e ~atiant ~howed ~ood ~pp~tite:~nd intore~t ~or
li~e,
e cour,q~ o~ 1:reatment ~va3 1 ~onth becau~ the pa~ :
~ient ~va~ con~idered to be cur~bla ~nd w~ ~r~clltl~ ho~pi-
taliæ~d o~ 23,10~9 ~or a repoated i~txaper~ton~ ac- .
tion o~ ~latinu~ prep~x~tion~ he patlen~ bo~e the in3~c-
tion o~ th~ pl~Jcir.u~ preparation eaaior than th~ ~ir~
time~ but th~rea~aln appe~r~d ain~s o~ cardio-pulmon~y - .
in~u~c~nc~
A~ter tlae diachar~e from th~ ho~pitQ1~ on 09~11.89
tho pa~ient ~g~in 1~e~n to ~t th~ tre~t~iarl~ w~t}l the ne~
ph~rln~outlcal, ~ 2~month cou~ o~mbe~-D~cemb~r, 19~9)~
ChQnge~ i~ thi~ p~riod: ~
1. Sigr~ o~ c~rdio-pulmonnr~ insu~f~ciency dl~ppe-
ar~d.
2~ Pexio~lc~lly oc~urir~ p~ in tne liver ~topped ~-
but the live-r Yla3 3till onl~ed~
3. ~o s~ gn~ o~ aaoite~ eith~r in th~ abdolnial~l or
in pleur~l cQvi~y.
~ 'he ~ppe~lJ~e ~ 3~il-l ~ood, ~aln in '~7~ 4 k~


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5. ~h~ patient t~ko~ ac~ive pa:rt ~n liîe, w~nt~ to
go to uork but she get~ ti~ed quic'cly~
I~l J~nu~ry 199~, she ~IQ~ ho~pitnlizec~ ~or 3 w~k-co-
ur~e of ~y~temic chemotilerQpy ~im, thio-1;o~ u~ich wa~
5 tol~rat~cl ~ti~r~Cto~ly, without diso:rd.er~ hc-modyna-
, wlthou~ nau~c~ ~d vomitlng, Bu~; the cour~s ~a3 notcorlpl~ ~.ed arld di~¢ontin~l~d b~c~u~e o~ .~ se~rs sllcrgia
ede~na o~ ~u~cke'~ tgp~ t t;hi~ time ~?ai~ in t~ ight
~nd le~t h~ochondrium.
Earl~ 'ebru~ry, ~990 ~ tt,t~o-month COU'n'~2 (,~ l'U
ary~ arch) o~ ~;re~tment w:ith t;he new pharrJI~oeutioal Y~S
st~rted in ~hc Sam9 dose~ cs before. A~t~r the cour~s:
1. ~he ob~octiv~ ~t~tu~: a~ ~ho~rn~ by ~ ologic~1
ex~;nin~ti~n, ln the ~mQll pelvi~ ~ll tunoral ~ormatio~3
15 w:th the e~cceptio~ of ~, ~mall tWllOX on the ri~ht ~lde
~Q:~` the ~ e o~ ~ child ~ t ) rc~olve~; no ~i~ n~ o~
mot~Qtic ~?lsuritis.
2. q~he ~ub~ ective ~tatus i~ gOoa. Plan.s to ~e1i ~.ar-
riodO Early .in April sh~ ~Y~ rnal~ried; reIu~ed a~ny ~x~a,t-
20 m~nt ~or ~pril ~n~ ~IQ~ ense~ ~b~ent for ~ mcnu':s ~t~--
te~d on I,t.~y 1.
In the mid-~ay, 1990, h~ e~e~,:the~ ppe~od 3i~n~ .
o~ metn~t~tic pleurit~: hard bl~cathillg, ~luid l~ t~o l~t.
~_ lu~ up ~o t~e 3xd ~ Cllan~e9 ~2i th0 ~all p~ v
~om ~3~ 18, 1990, shs Yra~ ~iYon a.cours~ o~ s~t~
mic ch~motherapy with c~cloplio~hane ~ n ~n . ~utpP tient w~rd
w~th no result: pleuritl~ progre~ d ~'luid up to the 5th
rib~, .
on Jlme 4, 1~0, the ~*h co~ O~ til~3xa~ th the
3 ne~ pharmaceutl~ l W~3 ~rted wlth a dail~ dose of D~
line 3 ~ Qnd. mct.hylt~tc3te~0ne 3 ta~lo~ .()15 g), b~cau-
the patient, duo to a very hi3h l~bido, re~u~d to take
5 tablet~ pet~ dn~ (0,0.25 g), int~r~ g ot~er~ 3e ~o di~con-
t~r.u~ any therapy~ I~ 2 week~ o~ the J,ire~tme~ pleuri~
decrea~e~ n to th~ 3~d ri~), re,Q~ir~tior, b~camo ~-
~ier.
~ y th~ l~c~u~e~ o.~ ~he physici~n-~n-char~, chc~otile-


23 FEEI ' 94 15: 2;~ P . 35
~ 2 ~ 7 ~1
. . .
rapy ~th cyclopho~phQne (2 wo~k~) was ~ltexnated ~th
the treatment u~in~ the ne~r pharm~ceutical t2 week~),
~ter t~Yo suoh alternation~ the patient refu~ed to ta~e
more chemotherapy v~th cyclopho~ph~ne because each time
it cau~ed very ~trong aller~ic edema o~ pude~dal lip~
a~d l~r~nx not ~110Y~ at~d by t~lo n~t~r pl~rm~o~u tloal.
¦ For ~ year ~Au~ust, 1990 ~ Au~u9t, 1991) the p~tient
carried out ind~pendent treatment ~Yith the new ph~maceuD
tical in oourse~ o~ 1-2 months i~ the sQme do~es w~th
approæ~m~tely one-month inter~als, However, the ~enerQli-
z~tion of the pro¢es~ continued slowly: there ~ppeQred ~ :
a meta~ta~i~ in tl1e le~t brea~t, in the i~t~rpleural
area there a¢cumulated the ~luid which in thi~ period
w~s removed 3 time~
S~nce it appeared de~inite that mnlignant neopla-
~ia9 by the end of that year ~illing the ~mall pelvi~
h~d complotely lo~t ~uscept~billty to hormono~ ,on Au~ ust
13, 1991, the treatment with the m~chQnical mlxturc ~a~
startod: 3 ~ o~ D~ linc, 0.005 g meth~ndro3tenolone, : :
and 0.3 ~ phthi~azid per day, All t~l~ mixture ~Ya3 ~
ded into 2 sin$1e dose~ in the morn~n~ ~nd the evening;
eQch con~i~ting o~ 1.5 ~ Dl-valine ~nd 1~2 tablet methen- :
dro~tenolone, 1/2 tablet phthi~azid ~ith warm milk on an
ampty ~tom~cll~ ~ cour~e o~ 1 month. . `:
_, 25 ~hl3 treat~ent app~rently cau~ed oxtensive necrotic
generation of meta~ta~es in the i~terpleural cavity: the
temperatuxe rOSQ ~ig~ by the e~enin$, se~are coughing
deYeloped, hard breathinB. Vomiting occurred onco in 1-~
da~r~ ~ th~ Yomitu~ containln6 dark 3truoturele~ masse~
a~ter th~ the iever dropped~ breathin~ b~came ea~iar,
but coughing did not ~top.
~r the p~tient 13 raquest is sep~ember 1991 9he WQ9
q again gi~en a 1-month cour~e o~ treatment ~th D1-~allne
~ (3 g~) in combinatlon ~th 0,015 g methyltestosterone.
j~ 35 Cou~hing ~lightly decrea~ed, ~omiting ~topp~d, hoY~er,
~ the ~el1eraliæ~tion of the proCe39 con'i~ued: the metas-
j t~is in the bre~t bc~n to grow out into t'ne back mu~-
cl es .


~j .

~ ~cl: ~4 1~i~4 P.3ti
2 ~ 7 ~1

~ arl~ in octob~r another course ~as started with a
mixture o~ D~-valine, methandrostenolone ~nd phthivazid
in the ~ e dose~ e couEhing incr~ased, ~requen~ epl-
~ode~ o~ su~ocat~on de~eloped,a.ttempts at the ~luld
pump~ng out showed the absencc o~ the latters apparentltr .
the cavity ~ra~ ~illed with tumor ma~se~. Cardiac weak-
nes~ increased. No paln~. ~he patient ~ldom le~t the
house because Or dif~lculties in climblng the ~tairs,
but at home she read, ~Yrote, ~reely ~o~ed about the room.
On ~ovember 8, 1991 the patient dled of a heart
Qttack ~or 30-40 mln, She had lived mo~e than 2 ye~
~rom the time she had baen con~idered to be i~curable.
The conclu~ions
~ e succe~ in prolon~ation of the acti~e li~e
~ thi~ youn~ woman c~nnot be as~ociated with the treat-
~ent ~ith the new phar~aoeutical elone because in the
19~ year she receivad the con~entional chemotherap~t cour-
~e~ ~rhich ~he coul~ hardl~ tolerate each time.
2, ~he turning point towards tlle n~w ~eneralization
~ the process fell on April-~.lay when all the traatme~t
~28 dis~ontinued. ~hi~ ~hould no~ ha~a been done. Slnce
our treatment t~as onl~ YoluntarJ w~ had no rl~ht to in-
~i~t.
. . . 3~ ~h~ u~e o~ the miæture o~ D~-vallne, methanaro- 2~ stonolone and phthi~azld, in our oplnlon, ~'rQ~ too delay-
ed ~nd the time had probably been 105t ~or it~ optimal
- e~fect.
~ he new pharmac~utlcal v~th the antitumoral activity
in th~ ~or o~ ~ mixture o~ DIr~al~ne and ~mall doses of
3o methylte~to~terone ~!~a3 lnit~all~ tried ~n 33 patient~
(volunteer~) t~th malignant tumor~ of genitalia con~ir-
med hi~tologicall~ as cancer of the ~ollo~Jin~ localiza-
tion~: ~ali~nant ovar~ cancer~ - 9 patients, malignant
tumor9 o~ the uterus bod~ - 21 patient~, cance~ o~ the
uterine tube - one patient, cervical cancer - 2 patient~.
~ ith the sxeption of 9 patient~ ~lith the uteru~
~od~ c~ncer in the II~ tage o~ the d-lsea3e ~o~

23 FE~ '94 15:27 P.~37
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the ne~ ~harmaceut~cal wa~ u~ed a~ the fir3t ~tase of
tre~tlten~ ln the pre;operation pe~iod, all the ot~cr pa-
tients wore in the III-IV ~ta~e o~ the disea~e a~d ~y
the time o~ treatment ~rith th3 new pharmaceutic they had
been given the convention~l tre~tment or chomoth~rapy
alone, ~thout ~ny o~ect, having larg~ immovable tumor
ccn~lomerates in the ~mall pelvi9 oe esudate3 into ~2-
riou~ ca~ities, ~ome o~ them had xelap~es of th~ di3e~ise
a~ter ine~fective combinea treatment.
~i~.o~t o~ tho p~tient~ treated ~!~th the new pharDtaceu-
tical a good (tumor~ re~olved) or ~Qti~f~¢tory e~ec~
Complete lack o~ e~ect w~ ob3erved i5 5 p~tients only.
ln ~our of th~m the tumor~ w~re de~ln~tely ho~to~e-un3us-
coptible: cervical c~ncer, uterine tube cancer, sarcoma
15 On the uteru~ body, and the ~th patient wQs pre~ented
~or tre~tme~t in a ~ery ~e~re o~ndit~oll du~ to r~p~d
~enerallzation o~ the proce~s.
~ he propo~ed pharmaceutical wa3 al30 tested in 5
incurable p2tients suf~exin~ ~rom tha mammPry gl~nd can-
.~ 20 ¢~r ~th metast~es into bo~e3, ~th groi~n~ out meta~ta-
j se~ int;o the s~u~cles o~ in o~ the chest t~/ho were dis-
ch~rged for ~ ptomatic treatment in a vér~ ~evare condi-
tlon a~er ine~cti~e irrad~at,$on therap~ and 10-12 cour-
se~ o~ chemotherapy~
`~ 25 In one o~ these o~e,q, a~ter a long-term hospital
. treatment ~t~3tases lnto the bon~ o~ ~e slmll~ pol~
ribs led to the pre-terminQl condition.o~ the patient
I and ~ha was brought ~rom the ho3pital on tha stretoher~.
~h~ o~ct o~ th~ tre~tment witll th~ me¢hanical mixt,ura
30 o~ 2 g DIrvaline and 20 m~ metl1ylte~to~qt~rone w~3 both
~ubJRcti~e and ob~¢ti~e. S~e~est pains usuall~ accompa-
nyin~ ~uch meta3ta3isin~ which coild only ba ~topp~d
~or 11/2-2 hour~ b~ trimep~ridine h~drochloride tpromedol3,
be~Qn to ~ub~ide ~nce the 3rd day of treatment and co~-
1 3~ pletel~ di~appeared w~thin 2 weelc~. A~ ~ r~ult, ~ a
! month the patient started to get up fro~ the bed Qnd
~ru~u~lly b~c~ms invol~ed i~ th~ ~cti~e life. Ever~ 2
month~, the ~ected par~,~ o~ the ~keleton were ex~.lined

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~ 33 -
by roentgen, Si~ns o~ beginning reparation o~ th~ bone
ti3~ue were observed ~n ~kull end pel~l~ bone9. ~7ith ~hort
interr~l3 o~ 1-1'k weeks the p~tient too~ thc treatment in
the outpctient ~ d ~Ol' 8 ~onth~, unt~l she d~ed o~ throm-
boemboli~m ag a reeult o~ lon~-term uncontrolled taking
o~ calcium chloride for 3 months,
~ ntil the la3t day thi~ pQtient actl~aly did the
house wor~, went shoppin~ ~ld to th~ ma~l~etl
In 3 cases, t~eatmsnt with the mechan~cal mixture of
lo D~valina, methQndro~tenolon3 and phthivazid resulted in
temporary but well ~arl;ed sub~ectiva imp~o~ement in ~he
oondition o~ the patients which finally ended a~er an-
- other course o~ chemo~herapy b~c~use they were a~ai~
hospotalized into ohemo-ho~mone therapy department o~`
Ro~tov ~es~arch In~titu'e o~ Oncolo.~y.
In one oa~e, ~uch ~ub~ective considerable i~npro~e-
ment s topped sharpl~ durin~, the trea "ment with the pro-
po~ed pharmaceutical beca,u3e o~ tha ~,res~ condition o~
the patient de~reloping due to her personal problem~, She
20 ~la~ not hospltali~ed.
q~lle observationa c~L~ried out b~r the author ~ho~ed
the trea~nt ~rith t~le propo~ed phnrmE~cauti¢al t;o ~ re
mQinly s~tia~actory r~sult~ e~en e.~,er prevlously per~or-
~ed ine~octiYe chemo~-radlation therapy.
llhe tec~nical re~ult o~' th~ in~relltion con~ s in
the ~ollo~ ing.
I`he phar;nacoloeical properti~s o~ the propo~od
pharm3.cautical ~tudied e:cporimentall~r ~n i~duoed hori~ono-
~iusceptible tumor~ o~ mamn~r canc~r in ~ antl in nor-
30 mal animals, a~ well QS the dat~ obtained clinic~ in
treatlttent OI ~rolunteer~ in incur~l~ case~ atte~t to i~9
co~nplete harJ;tle~ne~s, sufficl~ntly t~tar~:ed ant,lblas~lc
prop~rtie~ with simultanaou~ s~imulation of the defence
foroos of the bod~r ~d an~1~et1c effect.
.,~

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:
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A P~A~CEU~ICAL E~R~ING AN~ ORA~ AC~ Y ~: -
~gend~ for Pl~ures

Pi~ D~,~A-i~duc~d ma~m~xy glQnd cancsr in x~t~ :
1. Control - glandular-sol~d can¢er o~ th~ ma~mary
gland in rQt (untre~t~d). Ma~ni~i¢at-
ion x 160.
2. ~cpe~imont - a~ter tre~tment ~it~ D~-valino in
mlxture witl1 m~thylte~to~terons ~reg- -~
re3sion). I,larlced dy~trophic le~ioi1s ~ ~
in tumox oells: predomi~ant ~aouola-
tion o~ the cytopl~m and ly9i~ 0
both nucleu~ end ¢ytopla~m. i.~gni-
~ic~tio~ x 200,
~ig. 2 - Adcnoc~rcinoma o~ hum~n uterine body.
~pir~tion ~rom the uterin~ cavity tcytolo~y)
1~ ~s~ore ~reatm~nt. Ro~ette ~truoture~ from elon-
gatsd a typical c~119 0~ the c~ dor ~hap~
(magnific~tion ~ 600, im.).
2.. ~ra~me;1t ~or 2.weeks ~ith D~-valin~ and me~hyl-
te~to~terone~.~acuolation o~ th~ cytopla~m and
nuolei o~ t~moi- c~ell~ ~mn~ni~lc~t:Lon :1~600, lm)
3~ ~e~4m3n4 for 4 v~eeL~ vri'Gh DI~Yalin-3 and methyi~-
t~s~nf~t:erono~ J~la~kod ~3broh~r;o~ ;u~le~s fu-
- ~on o~ ~mall ~a~uole~ ln cytop~m ~nd nucle~
o~ tumor cell~ (m~gni~ication ~,6,p,o, im.). .
4~ ~rea~me~t ~or 10 day3~ A ~ayer oi d~stroph~callg
chan~d cancer cellss l~oorrodod" outl~s o~ the
nucl~, ly~ o~ individual nuolel (ma~n~c~-
tiOl~ X 60o, lm.).
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