Abstract: The present invention relates to the field of oligopeptide prodrugs that are intended for the treatment of cancer. The selectivity of these prodrugs requires the presence of an (oligo)peptidic moiety and/or a protective capping group to ensure the prodrug stability in blood. It further in particular relates to the exemplary oligopeptidic moiety ALGP and to prodrugs comprising it. In particular it also relates to the capping group phosphonoacetyl and to prodrugs comprising this capping group.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the field of oligopeptide prodrugs that are intended for the treatment of cancer. The selectivity of these prodrugs requires the presence of an (oligo)peptidic moiety and/or a protective capping group to ensure the prod-rug stability in blood. It further in particular relates to the exemplary oligopeptidic moiety ALGP and to prodrugs comprising it. In particular it also relates to the capping group phosphonoacetyl and to prodrugs comprising this capping group.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the field of oligopeptide prodrugs that are intended for the treatment of cancer. The selectivity of these prodrugs requires the presence of an (oligo)peptidic moiety and/or a protective capping group to ensure the prodrug stability in blood. It further in particular relates to the exemplary oligopeptidic moiety ALGP and to prodrugs comprising it. In particular it also relates to the capping group phosphonoacetyl and to prodrugs comprising this capping group.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the field of oligopeptide prodrugs that are intended for the treatment of cancer. The selectivity of these prodrugs requires the presence of an (oligo)peptidic moiety and/or a protective capping group to ensure the prodrug stability in blood. It further in particular relates to the exemplary oligopeptidic moiety ALGP and to prodrugs comprising it. In particular it also relates to the capping group phosphonoacetyl and to prodrugs comprising this capping group.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the field of oligopeptide prodrugs that are intended for the treatment of cancer. The selectivity of these prodrugs requires the presence of an (oligo)peptidic moiety and/or a protective capping group to ensure the prodrug stability in blood. It further in particular relates to the exemplary oligopeptidic moiety ALGP and to prodrugs comprising it. In particular it also relates to the capping group phosphonoacetyl and to prodrugs comprising this capping group.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the field of oligopeptide prodrugs that are intended for the treatment of cancer. The selectivity of these prodrugs requires the presence of an (oligo)peptidic moiety and/or a protective capping group to ensure the prodrug stability in blood. It further in particular relates to the exemplary oligopeptidic moiety ALGP and to prodrugs comprising it. In particular it also relates to the capping group phosphonoacetyl and to prodrugs comprising this capping group.

Abstract: A pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and/or food composition containing a pyrazine derivative useful for preparing a medicament for preventing and/or treating pathologies related to the activity of oxygen promoters or for treating cancer tumors. The pathologies which can be treated include inflammatory diseases, carcinogenic diseases, atherosclerosis, or cancerous tumors. The pyrazine may be coelenteramine or its derivatives.

Abstract: The compound (W-Z-M) according to the invention comprises a component (M) chosen from the group consisting of markers and therapeutic agents possessing an intracellular active site (A.S.), linked to a ligand (W-Z) comprising an arm (Z) linked to a terminal group (W), characterized in that the linkage between the arm (Z) of the ligand (W-Z) and the component (M) prevents intracellular entry of the compound (W-Z-M) and/or inhibits expression of the marker (M), in that said linkage can be selectively cleaved by factors secreted by target cells so as to permit expression of the marker (M) or entry of the therapeutic agent (M) into said target cells, and in that the terminal group (W) provides for the stability of the compound (W-Z-M) in the serum and circulating blood.