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The antitumor activity of the antifibrinolytic drug ε-aminocaproic acid (ACC) in the therapeutic form (5% ACC solution in physiological solution instead of drinking water) was studied in the ascitic and solid Ehrlich tumor. ACC did not affect the growth of ascitic, as well as a solid Ehrlich tumor, when the drug was administered 72 hours after the tumor inoculation. At the same time, when it was administered 7 days after tumor inoculation, the drug had a statistically significant antitumor effect on the tumor nodes formed (8-10 mm in diameter). ACC antitumor effect allows to assume that it influences tumor stroma rather than the parenchyma. This effect is not fully understood and needs further study.References
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