SR49059 at Medical Drugs Glossary
What is SR49059? A substance that is being studied in the treatment of cancer. It inhibits a hormone growth factor that causes some cancer cells to divide. It belongs to the family of drugs called vasopressin receptor antagonists.Medical Term & Definition Added By: Abigail
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