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Anthracycline is a type of antibiotic that comes from certain types of Streptomyces bacteria. Anthracyclines are used to treat many types of cancer. Anthracyclines damage the DNA in cancer cells, causing them to die. Daunorubicin, doxorubicin, and epirubicin are anthracyclines.
FDA sets Feb. 9 for ODAC meeting to review CTI's resubmitted pixantrone NDA

FDA sets Feb. 9 for ODAC meeting to review CTI's resubmitted pixantrone NDA

CTI, Chroma announce final results from tosedostat phase II study on AML

CTI, Chroma announce final results from tosedostat phase II study on AML

Vorinostat in addition to chemotherapy drugs improves remission rates in AML patients

Vorinostat in addition to chemotherapy drugs improves remission rates in AML patients

Positive results from Genentech's pertuzumab plus Herceptin Phase III study on HER2-positive mBC

Positive results from Genentech's pertuzumab plus Herceptin Phase III study on HER2-positive mBC

FDA assigns CTIs' pixantrone NDA new PDUFA action date

FDA assigns CTIs' pixantrone NDA new PDUFA action date

CTI seeks license to market Pixuvri in the E.U. for treatment of NHL

CTI seeks license to market Pixuvri in the E.U. for treatment of NHL

Genentech announces results from pertuzumab studies on HER2-positive breast cancer

Genentech announces results from pertuzumab studies on HER2-positive breast cancer

Chloroquine-chemotherapy combination holds potential for metastatic breast cancer treatment

Chloroquine-chemotherapy combination holds potential for metastatic breast cancer treatment

JCO publishes data from Celgene's ABRAXANE Phase II combination trial on pancreatic cancer

JCO publishes data from Celgene's ABRAXANE Phase II combination trial on pancreatic cancer

Herceptin chemo combination could mean longer survival and lower side effects in breast cancer patients: Study

Herceptin chemo combination could mean longer survival and lower side effects in breast cancer patients: Study

Genentech announces results of trastuzumab emtansine Phase II study on HER2-positive mBC

Genentech announces results of trastuzumab emtansine Phase II study on HER2-positive mBC

Combination of chemo and radiotherapy in breast cancer: Trial

Combination of chemo and radiotherapy in breast cancer: Trial

Nektar announces positive results from NKTR-102 Phase 2 study on metastatic breast cancer

Nektar announces positive results from NKTR-102 Phase 2 study on metastatic breast cancer

Breast cancer patients with BRCA1 mutation experience pCR after neoadjuvent chemotherapy

Breast cancer patients with BRCA1 mutation experience pCR after neoadjuvent chemotherapy

Boehringer Ingelheim initiates two afatinib phase II studies in HER2-positive breast cancer

Boehringer Ingelheim initiates two afatinib phase II studies in HER2-positive breast cancer

CTI responds to EMA's Day 120 letter for pixantrone MAA

CTI responds to EMA's Day 120 letter for pixantrone MAA

CLEOPATRA Phase III study on HER2-positive mBC meets primary endpoint

CLEOPATRA Phase III study on HER2-positive mBC meets primary endpoint

FDA's ODAC recommends withdrawal of Avastin approval for metastatic breast cancer

FDA's ODAC recommends withdrawal of Avastin approval for metastatic breast cancer

CTI announces positive results from Phase I-II pixantrone combination study against INHL

CTI announces positive results from Phase I-II pixantrone combination study against INHL

CTI completes pixantrone NDA resubmission meeting with FDA's Division of Oncology Drug Products

CTI completes pixantrone NDA resubmission meeting with FDA's Division of Oncology Drug Products

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