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Anti-tumor antibiotics exhibit great application potential in the anti-tumor therapy. Some drugs have become the first-line medication clinically. However, there are always various problems associated with anti-tumor antibiotics, such as poor solubility and instability as well as severe systemic side effects. It is important to choose suitable delivery carriers for a reasonable delivery system for a good targeting ability, enhanced anti-tumor efficacy and reduced adverse effects of the anti-tumor antibiotics, especially in the smart delivery systems. This review summarizes the carriers and the advances in the delivery systems of anti-tumor antibiotics, including anti-tumor antibiotic drugs currently on the market, in the clinical research stage and in the basic research stage.
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OBJECTIVE To study the interaction of anthracene quinone type anti-tumor antibiotics and DNA as well as the experiment method.METHODS Spectrophotometry was developed including absorption spectrum,fluorescence spectrum,electrochemical method and so on.RESULTS The union of inlay and insertion observed in ultraviolet and visible spectrophotometry usually caused hypochromic effect and red shift.Under the certain concentrations of bovin serum albumin(BSA),the endogene fluorescence intensity of BSA orderly reduced with the increase in concentration of doxorubicin(adriamycin) hydrochloride(?em 344 and the peak shape were invariable);?ex and ?em at the biggest wave length of doxorubicin were 478 and 596 nm.The fluorescence intensity was maximal of the excitation and emission spectrum when pH was 3.0.CONCLUSIONS The interaction of doxorubicin and DNA is the strongest according to the experiment and is the most widely used at present in clinics.