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. 2011 Aug;31(16):3457–3471. doi: 10.1128/MCB.05523-11

Table 2.

Effect of I3C on metastasis of breast cancer cells through targeting Cdc25A degradation in a xenograft mouse model

Group Cancer cells injecteda No. of mice I3Cb % of mice with lung metastasis No. of dead micec No. of tumor nodules per lung (meand ± SD) % reduction in tumor nodule no.e P value
1 Control 15 73 7 15 ± 3
2 Control 15 + 20 2 6 ± 1 60 <0.01
3 Cdc25AWT 15 100 14 30 ± 4
4 Cdc25AWT 15 + 27 3 11 ± 2 63 <0.01
5 Cdc25AS82A 15 100 14 31 ± 4
6 Cdc25AS82A 15 + 33 4 12 ± 3 61 <0.01
7 Cdc25AS124A 15 100 14 34 ± 4
8 Cdc25AS124A 15 + 93 13 32 ± 3 <6 >0.5
a

Control, MDA-MB-231 breast cancer cells without exogenous Cdc25A; Cdc25AWT, cells with exogenous wild-type Cdc25A; Cdc25AS82A, cells with exogenous mutation Cdc25AS82A; Cdc25AS124A, cells with exogenous mutation Cdc25AS124A.

b

The concentration of I3C was 1.5 mg/day/mouse. +, treated; −, untreated.

c

The number of dead mice during the study period (10 weeks).

d

Mean for the mice with lung metastasis and counting tumor nodule numbers per lung in four sections as described in Materials and Methods.

e

Relative percentage of the group with I3C treatment versus that without I3C treatment among the mice for each breast cancer cell type.