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'''Semustine''' is a drug used in [[chemotherapy]].<ref>{{pmid|1548520}}</ref> |
'''Semustine''' is a drug used in [[chemotherapy]].<ref>{{pmid|1548520}}</ref> |
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It is structurally similar to [[lomustine]], being distinguished from it only by an additional [[methyl]] group. It has been taken off the drug market for investigation of its cancerous effects, rated as [[IARC Group 1 carcinogen]] or a known carcinogen.{{fact}} |
It is structurally similar to [[lomustine]], being distinguished from it only by an additional [[methyl]] group. It has been taken off the drug market for investigation of its cancerous effects, rated as [[IARC Group 1 carcinogen]] or a known carcinogen.{{fact|date=May 2012}} |
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Semustine is a drug used in chemotherapy.[1] It is structurally similar to lomustine, being distinguished from it only by an additional methyl group. It has been taken off the drug market for investigation of its cancerous effects, rated as IARC Group 1 carcinogen or a known carcinogen.[citation needed]
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