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. 2017 Aug 14;8(50):87307–87316. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.20263

Table 1. Synergistic killing of tumor cells with panbinostat and LMB-100.

Cell Lines Tumor types Control Panb LMB-100 Panb +LMB-100 Synergy score (Cl)
KLM-1 Pancreatic 6.5±1.3 28.2±6.0 36.8±0.6 79.9±3.5 0.62
BxPC3 Pancreatic 9.8±2.1 19.3±2.2 13.5±0.2 35.4±2.9 0.50
HAY Mesothelioma 5.5±1.0 13.2±0.5 31.8±0.1 64.±1.5 0.55
RH16 Mesothelioma 10.4±0.7 10.7±0.5 15.6±0.1 35.3±2.4 0.22
MKN28 Stomach 4.9±2 15.2±1.8 5.2±0.1 57.1±6.4 0.20
NUGC4 Stomach 7.7±1.2 14.6±1.2 8.8±0.2 53.9±0.5 0.17
KB 31 Cervical 5.0±0.5 9.2±0.8 6.2±2.1 56.8±0.7 0.10
L55 Lung 9.9±0.35 19.8±1.1 9.3±2.1 35.7±8.8 0.36

Numbers are percentage of dead cells subtracted from control with SEM. Tumor cells were preincubated with panbinostat (Panb) at 5 nM for 6 hours, then incubated with either 10 nM (RH16, NUGC4), or 20 nM (KLM1, HAY, MKN28, L55), or 30 nM (BxPC3, KB 31) of panbinostat, with or without LMB-100 at 5 ng/ml (HAY, NUGC4), or 10 ng/ml (KLM1, MKN28, RH16), or 50 ng/ml (L55), or 100 ng/ml (BxPC3 and KB31) for 3 days for all cells except RH16 and MKN28, which were treated for 4 days. Cell death was determined by FACS analysis after staining of annexin-V and 7-AAD. The data was generated from 2 or 3 separate experiments. CI was calculated by the Bliss independence model {CI=(Ea+Eb-EaEb)/Eab}.

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