Figure 4
Figure 4. Biological effects of dasatinib and combination with fludarabine treatment. Freshly isolated CLL cells (A) and the cell lines JVM-3 and Mec1 (B) were treated with the indicated doses of dasatinib or fludarabine or a combination of the indicated fludarabine concentrations and 5 μM dasatinib and analyzed for annexin V-staining after 48 hours. In addition to apoptosis induction, the influence of dasatinib on the metabolic activity of prolymphocytic cell lines was assessed by the XTT assay (C). Dose-dependent dasatinib effects on cellular respiration in PBMCs from healthy donors and a CLL patient were compared (D). Apoptosis induction by 5 μM dasatinib was assessed in 12 CLL patient samples by flow cytometric analysis after annexin V and DiOC6 staining. In 9 CLL cell samples the investigation was extended to treatment with 5 μM fludarabine and the combination of dasatinib and fludarabine (E). Error bars represent SD.

Biological effects of dasatinib and combination with fludarabine treatment. Freshly isolated CLL cells (A) and the cell lines JVM-3 and Mec1 (B) were treated with the indicated doses of dasatinib or fludarabine or a combination of the indicated fludarabine concentrations and 5 μM dasatinib and analyzed for annexin V-staining after 48 hours. In addition to apoptosis induction, the influence of dasatinib on the metabolic activity of prolymphocytic cell lines was assessed by the XTT assay (C). Dose-dependent dasatinib effects on cellular respiration in PBMCs from healthy donors and a CLL patient were compared (D). Apoptosis induction by 5 μM dasatinib was assessed in 12 CLL patient samples by flow cytometric analysis after annexin V and DiOC6 staining. In 9 CLL cell samples the investigation was extended to treatment with 5 μM fludarabine and the combination of dasatinib and fludarabine (E). Error bars represent SD.

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