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Adenosine activates A2 receptors to inhibit neutrophil adhesion and injury to isolated cardiac myocytes by Bullough, DA, Magill, MJ, Firestein, GS, Mullane, KM

“…Inhibition of neutrophil-myocyte adhesion and adhesion-dependent myocyte injury by adenosine was evaluated using isolated TNF-alpha-activated canine cells…”
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Triptycenes: a novel synthetic class of bifunctional anticancer drugs that inhibit nucleoside transport, induce DNA cleavage and decrease the viability of leukemic cells in the nanomolar range in vitro by Perchellet, E M, Magill, M J, Huang, X, Brantis, C E, Hua, D H, Perchellet, J P

“…In contrast to their inactive parent compound triptycene (code name TT0), several triptycene (TT) analogs (code names TT1 to TT13), most of them new compounds,…”
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1,4-Anthraquinone: an anticancer drug that blocks nucleoside transport, inhibits macromolecule synthesis, induces DNA fragmentation, and decreases the growth and viability of L1210 leukemic cells in the same nanomolar range as daunorubicin in vitro by Perchellet, Elisabeth M, Magill, Molly J, Huang, Xiaodong, Dalke, Dawn M, Hua, Duy H, Perchellet, Jean-Pierre

“…1,4-Anthraquinone (AQ) was synthesized and shown to prevent L1210 leukemic cells from synthesizing macromolecules and growing in vitro. In contrast, its…”
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Tricyclic pyrone analogs: a new synthetic class of bifunctional anticancer drugs that inhibit nucleoside transport, microtubule assembly, the viability of leukemic cells in vitro and the growth of solid tumors in vivo by Perchellet, E M, Ladesich, J B, Magill, M J, Chen, Y, Hua, D H, Perchellet, J P

“…Tricyclic pyrones (TPs) may represent a novel synthetic class of microtubule (MT) de-stabilizing anticancer drugs previously shown by us to inhibit…”
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Adenosine activates A sub(2) receptors to inhibit neutrophil adhesion and injury to isolated cardiac myocytes by Bullough, DA, Magill, MJ, Firestein, G S, Mullane, K M

“…Inhibition of neutrophil-myocyte adhesion and adhesion-dependent myocyte injury by adenosine was evaluated using isolated TNF- alpha -activated canine cells…”
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Carbohydrate- and CD18-dependent neutrophil adhesion to cardiac myocytes: effects of adenosine by Bullough, David A., Magill, Madeleine J., Mullane, Kevin M., Firestein, Gary S.

“…Objective: Adenosine inhibits neutrophil adhesion and injury to isolated cardiac myocytes. In the present study, the contribution of selectin and CD 18…”
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