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- ZDB-FIG-220822-56
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- Issa et al., 2022 - A novel chemo-phenotypic method identifies mixtures of salpn, vitamin D3, and pesticides involved in the development of colorectal and pancreatic cancer
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Fig. 7. (A) Patient-1-derived (Patient-1-CR) cells and (B) n-PTX-resistant (P1-n-PTX-R7) cells were continuously exposed to fenpropathrin (F) and tetramethrin (T). To evaluate the effect of F and T on growth rate, 10,000 cells were seeded for each condition. Cells were counted at 4, 8, 11, and 18 days. The chemicals are treated at the following concentrations with F (1?µM); T (3?µM) and the mixture F (0.25?µM)?+?T (0.75?µM). (C) and (D) Patient-1-CR cells, continuously exposed to F and T were used to evaluate the spheroid formation. 4000 cells per condition were seeded in a low adherent 96 well plate. F and T were added alone or in combination to 3D media. Spheroids volume was measured at day 4 using ImageJ and ellipsoid formula. (D) Representative images of the spheroids shown with control, treated F, T, and F?+?T. The spheroids were originated seeding 1000 cells in a U shape low adherent plate, using 3D-conditioned media, as per protocol, with a volume of 50??L. Every 2 days, the medium was replaced with fresh medium containing fresh T, F or T?+?F. Final measurements were taken after 13 days. (E) Patient-1-CR cells and P1-n-PTX-R7 cells were continuously exposed to F and T for over a month. To evaluate the effect of F and T exposure on n-PTX resistance, cells were exposed to 1??M of n-PTX. After 72?h, trypan blue exclusion assay was used to evaluate the % of dead cells. |