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FAM

Definition: combination of 5-fluorouracil (5-FU), doxorubicin (DOX) and mitomycin (MITO), used in the chemotherapy treatment of gastrointestinal tumors.

Conceptual Structures
ISACOMBINATION-ANTICANCER-AGENT
ANCESTORSALL
ANTINEOPLASTIC-AGENT
COMBINATION-ANTICANCER-AGENT
DRUG
MATERIAL
OBJECT
PHARMACEUTICAL-MATERIAL
PHYSICAL-OBJECT
THERAPEUTICAL-MATERIAL
INHERITED
RELATIONS		CONTAINED-IN : PHYSICAL-OBJECT (from PHYSICAL-OBJECT)
    MANUFACTURED-CONTAINER (by default) (from PHYSICAL-OBJECT)
ELEMENT-OF : COLLECTION (from OBJECT)
HAS-ACRONYM : RYLIC-PAINT (by default) (from DRUG)
HAS-TRADENAME : TRADE-NAME (by default) (from DRUG)
INSTRUMENT-OF : MEDICATE (by default) (from DRUG)
    CANCER-TREATMENT (by default) (from DRUG)
LOCATION : PLACE (from PHYSICAL-OBJECT)
MADE-OF : MATERIAL (from MATERIAL)
MATERIAL-OF : DRUG (by default) (from PHARMACEUTICAL-MATERIAL)
MEASURED-BY : MEASURING-ARTIFACT (from MATERIAL)
MERCHANDISE-OF : DRUGSTORE (by default) (from DRUG)
OBJECT-NAME : NAME (from PHYSICAL-OBJECT)
OWNED-BY : HUMAN (from PHYSICAL-OBJECT)
PART-OF : OBJECT (from OBJECT)
PRODUCT-TYPE-OF : LABORATORY-PHARMACEUTICAL (by default) (from DRUG)
    HEALTH-CARE-ORGANIZATION (from DRUG)
SUBSTRATE-OF : MOTION-EVENT (from MATERIAL)
THEME-OF : EVENT (from MATERIAL)
USED-IN : CANCER-TREATMENT (from DRUG)
USED-IN-THE-TREATMENT-OF : DISEASE-EVENT (from PHARMACEUTICAL-MATERIAL)
    HAVE-NEOPLASM (from PHARMACEUTICAL-MATERIAL)
INHERITED
ATTRIBUTES		AGE : >0 (from MATERIAL)
COLOR : MAGENTA (from MATERIAL)
    CYAN (from MATERIAL)
    RED (from MATERIAL)
    ORANGE (from MATERIAL)
    NAVY-BLUE (from MATERIAL)
    TAN (from MATERIAL)
    YELLOW (from MATERIAL)
    GREEN (from MATERIAL)
    GRAY (from MATERIAL)
    BLUE (from MATERIAL)
    PURPLE (from MATERIAL)
SIZE : <=0>=1000000 (from PHYSICAL-OBJECT)
STATE-OF-MATTER : LIQUID (from PHARMACEUTICAL-MATERIAL)
    SOLID (from PHARMACEUTICAL-MATERIAL)
TOXICITY : Low (from DRUG)
    Medium (from DRUG)
    High (from DRUG)
WAY-OF-ADMINISTRATION : oral (from DRUG)
    injection (from DRUG)