Among a new series of 26 4-(3-substituted-2-quinoxalylamino)phenylacetates and 4-(3-substituted-2-quinoxalylamino)-phenylacetyl-L-glutamates, eight were selected at NCI for evaluation of their in vitro anticancer activity. The results obtained in comparison with the corresponding nor-compounds series seem to indicate that this type of homologation is not helpful.

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