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. 2022 Feb 8;12(2):276. doi: 10.3390/biom12020276

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APR-246 enhances the effects of NAX060 on PANC-28 cells more in the presence of WT-TP53 than in the absence of WT-TP53, while APR-246 enhances the effects of NAX075 in the presence of WT-TP53 but not in the absence of WT-TP53. Panel (A) PANC-28 + pLXSN cells treated with different concentrations of NAX060 (red squares) or with different concentrations of NAX060 and a low dose of APR-246 (blue triangles). Panel (B) PANC-28 + WT-TP53 cells treated with different concentrations of NAX060 (red squares) or with different concentrations of NAX060 and a low dose of APR-246 (blue triangles). Panel (C) PANC-28 + pLXSN cells treated with different concentration of NAX075 (red squares) or with different concentrations of NAX075 and a low dose of APR-246 (blue triangles). Panel (D) PANC-28 + WT-TP53 cells treated with different concentrations of NAX075 (red squares) or with different concentrations of NAX075 and a low dose of APR-246 (blue triangles). The measurements were repeated, and similar results were observed. *** = p < 0.0001, NS, not statistically significant.