Secondly, Neumann et al. showed a
differential activity of rocaglamide (1) in leukemic but not
normal T-cells that could potentially be due to an enhanced
DNA replication stress response in the leukemic cells.89 This
pathway is commonly activated in tumor cells, and could
represent a tumor liability.93 Furthermore, Santagata et al.
reported that rocaglamide-mediated inhibition of translation
led to specic changes in gene expression driven by inactivation
of the transcription factor HSF1