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铁死亡诱导治疗相关的临床药物和化合物
Clinical drugs and compounds related to ferroptosis-inducing treatment
| Classification | Drugs/Compounds | Target | Phenomena/Conclusion | |
| GSH: glutathione; SASP: sulfasalazine; IN OPs: iron-oxide nanoparticles; LIP: labile iron pool; SQS: squalene synthase. | ||||
| Existing clinical drugs | Cisplatin[30] | GSH/GPX4 | Combination therapy of cisplatin with erastin showed significant synergistic effect on their anti-tumor activity[30] | |
| Lapatinib[31] | LIP | Lapatinib and siramesine treatment induced ferroptosis in breast cancer cells[31] | ||
| FINs | Calss Ⅰ FIN | SASP[35] | System Xc-/GSH | SASP restrained growth of NCI-H69 and LU-SCLC tissue xenografts[35] | 
| Sorafenib[36] | Sorafenib induced ferroptosis in NCI-H460 cells[36] | |||
| Class Ⅱ FIN | - | GPX4 | Not suitable for in vivo use due to poor pharmacokinetic[37] | |
| Class Ⅲ FIN | - | SQS/GPX4 | Cerivastatin and simvastatin inhibit mevalonate pathway enzyme, making cells sensitive to ferroptosis [39] | |
| Class Ⅳ FIN | Iron compound[40, 42-44] | LIP | Iron compounds induced ferroptosis in cancer cells | |
| HMOX1[40, 41] | ||||
| FINO2[45, 46] | ||||
| New prospects | IN OPs | LIP | Ferumoxytol has been used to inhibt the growth of lung cancer metastases[49] IN OPs with cisplatin(Ⅳ) prodrugs enhanced anticancer activity but minimized systemic toxicity [50] | |
| Immunotherapy | System Xc- | Immunotherapy-activated CD8+ T cells enhance lipid peroxidation in cancer cells[51] | ||
| Radiation therapy | GSH/GPX4 | IR induces ferroptosis in cancer cells and class Ⅰ, Ⅱ, Ⅲ FINs exhibit radiosensitization[55] | ||