HYDROXYFLUTAMIDE

Description

2-hydroxy Flutamide is the major metabolite formed during the metabolism of the non-steroidal antiandrogen flutamide by cytochrome P450 (CYP) isoforms CYP1A2 and CYP3A4. Through competitive inhibition of the binding of testosterone to the nuclear androgen receptor (AR; IC₅₀ = ~300-900), 2-hydroxy flutamide blocks the expression of AR target genes and prevents androgen-dependent stabilization of the AR. Compared to flutamide, 2-hydroxy flutamide is a more potent antiandrogen in vivo, demonstrating a higher binding affinity for the AR (0.1% binding affinity relative to dihydrotestosterone) and, thus, is the predominant contributor to the therapeutic effects of flutamide in the treatment of prostate cancer.

Chemical properties

HYDROXYFLUTAMIDE is Yellow-Brown Powder

The Uses of HYDROXYFLUTAMIDE

HYDROXYFLUTAMIDE is used non-steroidal antagonist Flutamide. Shown to be an antianhydrogen.

The Uses of HYDROXYFLUTAMIDE

Shown to be an antianhydrogen. The active metabolite of the widely used non-steroidal antagonist flutamide

The Uses of HYDROXYFLUTAMIDE

The active metabolite of the widely used non-steroidal antagonist Flutamide (F598850). Shown to be an antianhydrogen.

What are the applications of Application

2-Hydroxy-flutamide is an inhibitor of proliferation of estradiol-induced growth of MCF-7 breast cancer cells

Biochem/physiol Actions

Hydroxyflutamide plays a role in preventing the binding of 5α-dihydrotestosterone (DHT) and testosterone to the androgen receptors.

References

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