Chloromethine is a cytostatic, a bifunctional alkylate: rapidly proliferating cells are inhibited in growth by binding to DNA, RNA and proteins. This prevents the cells from replicating in the DNA with subsequent cell death.
Chloromethine is a cytostatic, a bifunctional alkylate: rapidly proliferating cells are inhibited in growth by binding to DNA, RNA and proteins. This prevents the cells from replicating in the DNA with subsequent cell death.