| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| estogen inhibitor | tamoxifen | 75%
|
| targets CD20 on B-cells | rituximab | 67%
|
| targets HER-2 | Trastuzumab | 67%
|
| inhibitor of the tyrosine kinase domain of Bcr-Abl (philadelphia chromosome) | imatinib | 50%
|
| Beta tubulin assembly | vincristine | 42%
|
| targets VEGR (required for angiogenesis) | bevacizumab | 25%
|
| potent inhibitor of angiogenesis | thalidomide | 25%
|
| intercalates DNA, inhibits topo 2, chelates iron | doxorubicin | 8%
|
| topoisomerase II inhibitor (toxicity includes myelosuppression and 2nd leukemia) | etoposide | 8%
|
| targets CTLA-4 | ipilmumab | 8%
|
| targets PD-1 on T-cells | nivolumab | 8%
|
| topoisomerase 1 inhibitor (DLT myelosuppression) | topotecan | 8%
|
| androgen inhibitor | bicalutamide | 0%
|
| binds DNA, resulting in single and double strand breaks following free radical formation and inhibition of DNA sythesis | bleomycin | 0%
|
| inhibits proteosome | bortezumab | 0%
|
| interacts with DNA at GC sites | dactinomycin | 0%
|
| GnRH antagonist that causes testosterone suppression | degarelix | 0%
|
| TKI that targets EGFR | erlotinib | 0%
|
| topoisomerase I inhibitor (active metabolite SN38) | irinotecan | 0%
|
| aromatase inhibitor | letrozole | 0%
|
| agonist at pituitary GnRH receptors; leads to testosterone suppresion | leuprolide | 0%
|
| intercalates DNA, inhibits topoisomerase 2, no free radical formation | mitoxantrone | 0%
|
| beta tubulin- no disassembly | paclitaxel | 0%
|
| inhibitor of CDK-4, CDK-6, and inactivates RB protein | palbociclib | 0%
|
| TKI that inhibits VEGF and RAF | sorafenib | 0%
|
| multiple receptor tryosine kinase inhibitor (inhibits VEGFR, PDGFR) | sunitinib | 0%
|
| mTor inhibitor | temsirolimus | 0%
|
| BRAF inhibitor | vemuramab | 0%
|