In vivo hollow fiber assays to assess anti-tumor efficacy of TIR-199 (NSC:761526) in mice
Twelve cancer cell lines were tested in mice, representing the following tumor groups: colon (COLO 205, SW-620), skin/melanoma (LOX IMVI, MDA-MB-435, UACC-62), breast (MDA-MB-231), non-small cell lung (NCI-H23, NCI-H522), ovary (OVCAR-3, OVCAR-5), and CNS (SF-295, U251). These 12 cell lines represent a standard panel selected by the NCI-DTP based on good tumor growth performance in the hollow fiber assay. Cell lines were implanted (intraperitoneally or subcutaneously), and mice were treated (intraperitoneally) at 6.4 or 9.3 mg/kg/dose daily for 4 days, as described under “Experimental Procedures.” Values represent the percentage of cell growth. Underlined values indicate cell lines with ≥50% growth inhibition, which is considered a positive result to determine the total score. The total score for TIR-199 was 20 (intraperitoneal 2 × 8 cell lines = 16 and subcutaneous 2 × 2 cell lines = 4). Experiments were performed at the NCI-DTP. HF, hollow fiber; IP, intraperitoneal; SC, subcutaneous.