Common are: * infusion site reactions * low blood pressure * hair loss * pain and or burning at the IV site * constipation or diarrhea * metallic food taste * bone marrow suppression, leading to: * decreased white blood cell counts (leading to increased susceptibility to infections) * low red blood cell counts (anemia) * low platelet counts (leading to easy bruising and bleeding) Less common are: * nausea and vomiting * allergic-type reactions * rash * fever, often occurring shortly after IV administration and not due to infection * mouth sores * acute myeloid leukemia (which can be treated with<unk>  itself) When given with warfarin, it may cause bleeding.
Etoposide
Ifosfamide
Vincristine
Irinotecan
Epirubicin
Cladribine
Topotecan
Nelarabine