The synthesis and characterization by spectroscopy of several new di‐n‐butyltin and diethyltin 2‐fluorocinnamates and 4‐fluorophenylacetates are described. In vitro tests on two human tumour cell lines, MCF‐7, a mammary tumour, and WiDr, a colon carcinoma, showed that two of these compounds are more active than cisplatin. Other in vitro tests performed by the NCI, USA on a panel of human tumour cell line show that one of them, bis[di‐n‐butyl(2‐fluorophenylacetato)tin] oxide, is characterized by statistically significant D , DTGI and D sensitivities, but non‐significant DH and MGDH selectivities, whereas the analogous 2‐fluorocinnamate shows no such significant values.
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