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mitomycin
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mitomycin [¦mīd·ə¦mīs·ən]
(microbiology)
A complex of three antibiotics (mitomycin A, B, and C) produced byStreptomyces caespitosus.
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The drug called MMC - mitomycin C - is used mainly against bladder and bowel tumours and is activated by natural human enzymes, but its use is limited by severe side effects at high doses.
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Since the report by Iyer and Szybalski (1964), the requirement for redox biotransformation of mitomycin C (MMC) has been well recognized in pharmacology, because MMC must be activated by a series of redox reactions leading to semiquinone derivatives coupled with ROS formation (Dusre et al.
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