8-CI cAMP as anti-cancer drug

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Site 1- and site 2-selective derivatives of cAMP have been found to inhibit the of a variety of cancer and leukemic cells. The compounds have been found to have a synergistic effect in cancer and leukemic cell growth inhibition when a site 1-selective compounds is used in combination with a site 2-selective compound.

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