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Hi Everyone,

It's hard to believe how far we've come in CML treatment in just 10

years. To think that 10 years ago, we had little to hope for other

than the horrors of Interferon but now the number of drugs that are

being developed to treat CML is at a point where it's actually hard

to keep up with all the information.

In case any of you are interested in learning more about the drugs

that are being investigated. Here is a list of a few that I was able

to find.

1) Sprycel. This drug is now approved in many countries and is also

known as Dasatinib or " the BMS drug " . It's a dual bcr-abl and Src

inhibitor and many of our list members are already taking it.

2) Tasigna. This is widely available in trials around the world and

is also known as AMN 107 or Nilotinib. It's a bcr-abl inhibitor much

like Gleevec but more potent and again, a number of our list members

are already taking it.

3) Bosutinib. This is another drug that is being used in trials

around the world and is also known as SKI 606. It's a dual bcr-abl

and src inhibitor.

4) INNO-406. This is a Bcr-Abl and Lyn-kinase inhibitor that is

available at some of the bigger trial centers.

5) MK-0457. This is a drug that is being used to treat people with

the dreaded T315I mutation. It's an aurora kinase inhibitor.

6) Homoharringtonine or HHT is actually an older drug that is also

being used in various trials for the T315I mutation.

7) KW-2449 is an aurora kinase inhibitor that I don't know much about

other than it's being trialed in a few of the bigger centers.

8) Lonafarnib is a farnesyl transferase inhibitor being used in some

trial centers.

9) GX15-07MS is a drug that is being used in some centers for blast

phase CML.

10) ON012380 is a drug that is supposed to be 10 times more potent

than Gleevec and is being trialled in some Gleevec resistant patients.

I'm sure there are even more drugs out there in the pipe line that

I've forgotten to mentioned but as you can see, we're living in very

exciting times.

Here's a great website that lists some of the drug trials that are

being done at MD if anyone wants to check them out further:

http://tinyurl.com/2pnprg

And this site gives a brief summary of the Abl and Src inhibitors.

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/559294_8

Tracey

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How far wehave come

You more than some

For me its been Sept 2002 to Sept 2007

You early folks really worked hard.

Halff

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> It's hard to believe how far we've come in CML treatment in just 10

> years. To think that 10 years ago, we had little to hope for other

> than the horrors of Interferon but now the number of drugs that are

> being developed to treat CML is at a point where it's actually hard

> to keep up with all the information.

>

> In case any of you are interested in learning more about the drugs

> that are being investigated. Here is a list of a few that I was able

> to find.

>

> 1) Sprycel. This drug is now approved in many countries and is also

> known as Dasatinib or " the BMS drug " . It's a dual bcr-abl and Src

> inhibitor and many of our list members are already taking it.

>

> 2) Tasigna. This is widely available in trials around the world and

> is also known as AMN 107 or Nilotinib. It's a bcr-abl inhibitor much

> like Gleevec but more potent and again, a number of our list members

> are already taking it.

>

> 3) Bosutinib. This is another drug that is being used in trials

> around the world and is also known as SKI 606. It's a dual bcr-abl

> and src inhibitor.

>

> 4) INNO-406. This is a Bcr-Abl and Lyn-kinase inhibitor that is

> available at some of the bigger trial centers.

>

> 5) MK-0457. This is a drug that is being used to treat people with

> the dreaded T315I mutation. It's an aurora kinase inhibitor.

>

> 6) Homoharringtonine or HHT is actually an older drug that is also

> being used in various trials for the T315I mutation.

>

> 7) KW-2449 is an aurora kinase inhibitor that I don't know much about

> other than it's being trialed in a few of the bigger centers.

>

> 8) Lonafarnib is a farnesyl transferase inhibitor being used in some

> trial centers.

>

> 9) GX15-07MS is a drug that is being used in some centers for blast

> phase CML.

>

> 10) ON012380 is a drug that is supposed to be 10 times more potent

> than Gleevec and is being trialled in some Gleevec resistant patients.

>

> I'm sure there are even more drugs out there in the pipe line that

> I've forgotten to mentioned but as you can see, we're living in very

> exciting times.

>

> Here's a great website that lists some of the drug trials that are

> being done at MD if anyone wants to check them out further:

> http://tinyurl.com/2pnprg

>

> And this site gives a brief summary of the Abl and Src inhibitors.

> http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/559294_8

>

> Tracey

>

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