Zhang, Lei Li, Yidong Wang, Qianchao Chen, Zhuo Li, Xiaoyun Wu, Zhuoxun Hu, Chaohua Liao, Dan Zhang, Wei Chen, Zhe-Sheng MOESM3 of The PI3K subunits, P110α and P110β are potential targets for overcoming P-gp and BCRP-mediated MDR in cancer Additional file 3: Figure S3 Long-term influence of BAY-1082439 on the accumulation of doxorubicin within the MDR and drug-sensitive cell lines. (A) BAY-1082439 induced higher ratios of MDR KB-C2 and H460/MX80 cells with a weakened ability to efflux doxorubicin (DOX) during 72 h of drug treatment. The red fluorescence showed distribution and intensity of DOX accumulated within cells. The cells were seeded at 3× 103 cells per well, cultured for 8 h. Then DOX was used at 1 μM to provide drug pressure for these MDR cells and support typical cell viability. BAY-1082439 for reversal of MDR was used at 10 μM prior to application of DOX. Three repeats of this experiment were performed. (B) BAY-1082439 showed no obvious function in increasing drug internalization by the parental drug-sensitive cells KB-3-1 and H460. The red fluorescence showed distribution and intensity of DOX accumulated within cells. The cells were seeded at 3× 103 cells per well, cultured for 8 h. Then DOX was used at 0.1 μM to provide drug pressure for these drug-sensitive cells and keep typical cell viability. BAY-1082439 was used at 10 μM. Three repeats of this experiment were performed independently. Cancer;P-glycoprotein (P-gp/ABCB1/MDR1);Breast cancer resistance protein (BCRP/ABCG2/ABCP/MXR);Multidrug resistance (MDR);Reversal of MDR;PI3K;P110α/PIK3CA;P110β/PIK3CB 2020-01-18
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