“…Nitroxyl derivatives of (thio)phosphamides (Shapiro et al, 1971;Emanuel et al, 1976;Sosnovsky & Paul, 1984;Sosnovsky & Li, 1985a), cyclophosphamide (Tsui et al, 1982), actinomycin D (Sinha et al, 1979), ethylenimino triazines (Emanuel & Konovalova, 1992), nitrosoureas (Raikov et al, 1985;Sosnovsky & Li, 1985b;Emanuel et al, 1986;Sen', 1993), 5-fluorouracil (Emanuel et al, 1985;Sen' et al, 1989), daunorubicin (Emanuel et al, 1982) were synthesized and studied. In comparison with the parent compounds, nitroxyl derivatives of the cytostatic drugs possess lower overall toxicity in animal studies and higher values of the half inhibitory concentrations IC50 in cell cultures.…”