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. 2015 Nov 3;16(12):1784–1793. doi: 10.1080/15384047.2015.1095406

Table 1.

Effects of panobinostat (Pan) on MK-1775 anti-leukemic sensitivity in diagnostic AML blasts

    MK-1775 IC50 (nM) in the absence or presence of panobinostat
AML patient samples Panobinostat IC50 (nM) 0 nM Pan 5 nM Pan 10 nM Pan 20 nM Pan
AML#0 27.0 5996.5 2506.0 (0.61) 1408 (0.54) 157.1 (0.77)
AML#1 16.7 2448.5 684.7 (0.58) 200.7 (0.68) ND
AML#2 34.9 3204.0 1682.0 (0.66) 1156.0 (0.65) 925.0 (0.86)
AML#3 55.2 461.0 383.6 (0.92) 307.4 (0.85) 236.4 (0.87)
AML#4 53.3 844.0 591.3 (0.79) 734.0 (0.70) 262.2 (0.69)
AML#5 14.0 948.3 449.2 (0.83) 130.1 (0.85) ND
AML#6 34.6 233.7 168.3 (0.86) 139.8 (0.88) 113 (1.05)
AML#7 26.3 325.0 244.5 (0.94) 186.6 (0.95) 67.6 (0.97)
AML#8 36.1 887.9 651.6 (0.87) 528.3 (0.86) 302.7 (0.89)
AML#10 25.4 439.7 309.6 (0.90) 210.8 (0.87) 91.9 (1.00)
AML#13 17.0 3579.2 657.2 (0.47) 396.8 (0.70) ND

Note: IC50s are presented as mean of duplicates from one experiment. Numbers in the parentheses represent the combination index values. CI<0.9 indicates synergistic, 0.9<CI<1.1 indicates additive, and CI>1.1 indicates antagonistic anti-leukemic interactions. ND - not determined. AML#4, AML#5, and AML#7 were derived from patients at relapse. The rest of the primary AML patient samples were derived from patients at first diagnosis.