Nishikawa M, Morita K, Komada F, Uemura Y, Kageyama S, Minami N, Deguchi K, Shirakawa S
2nd Dept. of Int. Med. Mie Univ. School of Med.
Gan No Rinsho. 1990 Oct;36(12):2204-9.
YNK01 (a daily oral dose of 450 mg) was administered for 22 days to a 58-year-old-female with Ph1-positive acute unclassified leukemia. Leukemia cells were negative for peroxidase and esterase, but were positive for CD19, CD13, CD34, CD9, HAL-DR, CD25, and TdT. Complete remission was obtained and continued for at least a month. The main side effects noted were diarrhea and melena. The administration of YNK01 resulted in plasma ara C levels that ranged between 15.4 to 23.0 ng/ml, which appear to be nearly equivalent to dose achieved during continuous IV infusion of a low dose (20 mg/m2/day) of ara C.