The effect of three second generation platinum complexes on proliferation of tumor cells (HeLa, C6) and nontumor cells (LEP) was studied, and compared with that of cis-DDP. The highest activity, comparable with cis-DDP, was exhibited by oxoplatinum. CBDCA was somewhat less active in this system, but had a greater effect on both lines of tumor cells than on nontumor cells. Cell proliferation was inhibited least of all by CHIP(IV). The differences observed are discussed from the point of view of the structure and oxidation state of the platinum complexes.
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