Figure 4
Figure 4. Addition of plerixafor to dasatinib does not improve survival or decrease disease burden of leukemic mice. Experiment was performed with both aggressive (A-E) and attenuated disease models (F-I). (A,F) Kaplan-Meier survival analysis of mice treated with dasatinib only or in combination with plerixafor (P = .2934, log-rank test). (B,G) FACS analysis for GFP+ cells to assess the proportion of leukemia cells in the peripheral blood. (C-D,H-I) Spleen and liver weight measured at necropsy of leukemic mice. (E) pCrkL levels measured by Western blot analysis in bone marrow cell lysates of dasatinib (Das) and dasatinib + plerixafor (Das + PLX) treated mice after indicated time of treatment compared with normal mice (NL) and untreated leukemic mice (UT).

Addition of plerixafor to dasatinib does not improve survival or decrease disease burden of leukemic mice. Experiment was performed with both aggressive (A-E) and attenuated disease models (F-I). (A,F) Kaplan-Meier survival analysis of mice treated with dasatinib only or in combination with plerixafor (P = .2934, log-rank test). (B,G) FACS analysis for GFP+ cells to assess the proportion of leukemia cells in the peripheral blood. (C-D,H-I) Spleen and liver weight measured at necropsy of leukemic mice. (E) pCrkL levels measured by Western blot analysis in bone marrow cell lysates of dasatinib (Das) and dasatinib + plerixafor (Das + PLX) treated mice after indicated time of treatment compared with normal mice (NL) and untreated leukemic mice (UT).

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