Hi Daniel @RaceOncology,Some recent posts in a different thread...

Hi Daniel @RaceOncology,

Some recent posts in a different thread triggered a memory of something I have thought about asking previously but never go around to. Plus it's on the lighter side of conversations going on here today so probably a good time for it. I haven't seen this asked or answered anywhere else and apologies if I missed it.

1) Given that (I would assume) you have a good relationship with Prof. Chen due to his being a member of Race's SAB, have you asked him (or do you otherwise know) why CS1 was chosen as a pseudonym for Bisantrene? Does the 'CS' in particular mean something?

2) Do you know their rationale for giving Bisantrene and Brequinar pseudonyms? Is substitution of a simple name for longer/more complex chemical/molecule names typically done in this kind of literature to improve clarity and readability, or were they intentionally trying to obfuscate things? Or some other reason that is not clear to me?

Thanks in advance.