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. 2022 Nov 25;42(4):259–277. doi: 10.1038/s41388-022-02529-x

Table 3.

Multidrug resistance in in vitro models.

Model Treatment RI Drugs tested for cross-resistance ABCB1/PGP overexpression Reference
No cross- Cross-resistance
resistance
Serra_U2OS/MTX-C MTX 135 DOX TRIM Y [34, 37]
Mukherjee_HOS/CDDP-P CDDP 2.2 5-FU Y [41]
Partial MAP resistance
Serra_U2OS/DOX-C DOX 330 MTX Y [34]
Serra_SAOS2/DOX-C DOX 338 MTX Y [34]
Shen_U2OS/DOX-P DOX 95.6 CDDP, PAC Y [44]
Shen_MG63/DOX-P DOX 72.9 CDDP, PAC Y [44]
Wang_SAOS2/MTX-P MTX 12.73 CDDP DOX, IFOS, EPI, THP N [49]
Complete MAP resistance
Serra_SAOS2/MTX-C MTX 281 DOX, CDDP, TRIM Y [34, 37]
Lourda_U2OS/DOX-C DOX 15 MTX, CDDP Y [72]
Lourda_KHOS/DOX-C DOX 6.3 MTX, CDDP Y [72]
Han_SOSP9607/CDDP-P CDDP 6.25 PAC MTX, DOX N [54]
Wang_MG63/DOX-C DOX 10.53 MTX, CDDP, IFOS Y [58]
Xu_MG63/DOX-C DOX 6 MTX, CDDP NA [65]

Chemoresistant models were generated by exposure to a single MAP agent. Cross-resistance to further MAP drugs, in addition to non-MAP drugs such as (TRIM) Trimetrexate, (PAC) Paclitaxel, (THP) Theprubicin, (EPI) Epirubicin, (5-FU) 5-Fluorouracil, was also investigated in some studies. Models with partial MAP resistance were determined to be cross-resistant to one further MAP drug and include those that were not investigated for complete MAP resistance. Complete MAP resistance identifies models that were determined to be resistant to all MAP agents. Expression of ABCB1/PGP is indicated compared to the respective parental control. (–) No further drugs tested, NA Not tested.