Anti solid tumor medicine composition

Abstract

Disclosed is an anti solid tumor medicine composition, which comprises medicinal adjuvant and DNA restoring enzyme inhibitor and / or Nitrosoureas anti-cancer drugs, wherein the DAN restoring enzyme inhibitor is selected from methoxamine, hydroxylamine and their analogues, which can effectively destroy the DNA restoring function in the tumor cells, and lower the survivability of tumor cell to Semustine anti-cancer drugs and their analogues, the medicinal adjuvant is biological compactable, degradable and absorbing macromolecular polymer, which can slowly release the DNA restoring enzyme inhibitor onto tumor partially during the degradation and absorption process, thus the whole body toxicity reaction is reduced appreciably , and the effective medicinal concentration can be sustained to the tumor partially. By dispensing the composition to the tumor partially, the whole body toxicity reaction of Nitrosoureas anti-cancer drugs and / or DNA restoring enzyme inhibitor can be lowered, selectively increase the tumor local medicinal concentration, and the treatment effect of the non-operative treatment methods such as chemotherapy, medicament and radiation can be improved.

Description

(1) Technical field

[0001] The invention relates to an anti-solid tumor pharmaceutical composition, which belongs to the technical field of medicines. (2) Background technology

[0002] The treatment of solid tumors mainly includes surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Among the various chemotherapeutic drugs used, nitrosourea anticancer drugs have obvious effects and have been widely used in various malignant tumors. However, further research found that the DNA repair function in many tumor cells increased significantly after the treatment. The latter often leads to enhanced resistance of tumor cells to nitrosourea anticancer drugs, resulting in treatment failure.

[0003] It has recently been found that inactivation or inhibition of intracellular DNA repair proteins can enhance the sensitivity of some tumor cells to chemotherapy (see Dolan et al. ""Cancer Research" 51 pp. 3367-3372 (1991) (Dolan et al., Cancer Res., 51, 3367-3372, 1991)). However, blood vessels, conn...