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Journal: :Journal of immunology 1988
R H Wiltrout M R Boyd T C Back R R Salup J A Arthur R L Hornung

The investigational drug flavone-8-acetic acid (FAA) potently augments NK activity in the spleen, liver, lungs, and peritoneum in a dose-dependent manner after i.v. or i.p. administration. Augmented NK activity peaks by 24 h after FAA injection and returns to normal after 6 days. Combined treatment of established murine renal cancer with FAA and rIL-2 results in up to 80% long term survival whe...

2012
R. C. Mciver R. E. Rydell

The effect of an antioxidant, disulfiram (DSF), on the carclnogenlcltles of N-2-fluorenylacetamlde (2-FAA) and Nhydroxy-N-2-fluorenylacetamlde (N-OH-2-FAA) was examined. DSF given In a diet at a concentration of 0.9% for 1 week before and throughout the carcinogen treatment (0.1 mmol/kg 3 times a week for 4 weeks) reduced the Incidence of mammary tumors Induced with 2-FAA by 50% and extended th...

Journal: :Journal of immunology 1988
R L Hornung T C Back D S Zaharko W J Urba D L Longo R H Wiltrout

The investigational drug flavone acetic acid (FAA) has been previously shown to systemically augment NK activity in vivo in normal mice within 24 h of i.p. or i.v. administration. The current study investigates the ability of FAA, and/or rIL-2, to augment NK activity and antitumor responses in mice bearing murine renal cancer (Renca). The results demonstrate that FAA potently augments NK activi...

2018
Antonio Aguayo Camille S Martin Timothy F Huddy Maya Ogawa-Okada Jamie L Adkins Andrew D Steele

Recent studies in mice have demonstrated a sexual dimorphism in circadian entrainment to scheduled feeding. On a time restricted diet, males tend to develop food anticipatory activity (FAA) sooner than females and with a higher amplitude of activity. The underlying cause of this sex difference remains unknown. One study suggests that sex hormones, both androgens and estrogens, modulate food ant...

2013
Danica F. Patton Maksim Parfyonov Sylviane Gourmelen Hanna Opiol Ilya Pavlovski Elliott G. Marchant Etienne Challet Ralph E. Mistlberger

Restricted daily feeding schedules entrain circadian oscillators that generate food anticipatory activity (FAA) rhythms in nocturnal rodents. The location of food-entrainable oscillators (FEOs) necessary for FAA remains uncertain. The most common procedure for inducing circadian FAA is to limit food access to a few hours in the middle of the light period, when activity levels are normally low. ...

Journal: :Drug metabolism and disposition: the biological fate of chemicals 2007
Minh Hien Pham Nicolas Auzeil Anne Regazzetti Daniel Dauzonne Annabelle Dugay Marie-Claude Menet Daniel Scherman Guy G Chabot

Flavone-8-acetic acid (FAA) is a potent anticancer agent in mouse but has not shown activity in humans. Because FAA metabolism could play a role in this interspecies difference, our aim was to identify the metabolites formed in vitro using mouse microsomes compared with those in human microsomes. Mouse microsomes produced six metabolites as detected by reversed-phase high-performance liquid chr...

2016
Danilo E. F. L. Flôres Crystal N. Bettilyon Lori Jia Shin Yamazaki

Rodents anticipate rewarding stimuli such as daily meals, mates, and stimulant drugs. When a single meal is provided daily at a fixed time of day, an increase in activity, known as food anticipatory activity (FAA), occurs several hours before feeding time. The factors affecting the expression of FAA have not been well-studied. Understanding these factors may provide clues to the undiscovered an...

2006
Hitoyasu Futami Ronald L. Hornung Timothy T. Back Robert Bull Eilene Grin Robert H. Wiltrout

Flavone acetic acid (FAA) is an investigational drug that augments natural killer activity, induces the genes for aand 7-interferon (IFN) and tumor necrosis factor a, and synergizes with recombinant interleukin 2 for the successful treatment of murine renai cancer. However, in most clinical studies of FAA only minimal immunomodulatory effects have been reported. Most of the patients in these st...

1996
John H. Boyd

This explanation has been articulated in a number of recent papers. See, for example, Azariadis and Smith (forthcoming), Boyd and Smith (forthcoming), and Schreft and Smith (forthcoming and 1994). A consensus among economists seems to be that high rates of inflation cause " problems, " not just for some individuals, but for aggregate economic performance. There is much less agreement about what...

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