BLU-222 plus ribociclib hydrochloride in breast-cancer PDX spheroids
Cell-based study · Ex vivo spheroids from nine HR+ breast cancer PDX models with prior CDK4/6-inhibitor progression or induced resistance (Figure 4a). [1]
The authors report improved antiproliferative effects for BLU-222 plus ribociclib compared with the single agents in 6/9 models. Benefit was not uniform across the panel and cannot be attributed to ribociclib monotherapy.
| Endpoint | Reported result | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Models with greater combination antiproliferative effect than single agents | responsive model fraction 6/9 models (author-reported comparison). | [1] |
Literature-Reported Treatment Conditions
- Treatment concentration
- Ribociclib hydrochloride 0.41–100 μM; BLU-222 0.015–100 μM, as reported in Methods.
- Method
- Single agents and 9 × 6 combination matrix; CellTiter-Glo 3D.
- Vehicle
- Figure 4 caption specifies DMSO control; Methods state normalization to untreated controls.
- Co-treatment
- BLU-222 plus ribociclib hydrochloride; single-agent comparators included.
- Reported limits
- Methods report 96 h treatment; Figure 4a labels CTG 3d. Exact timing unresolved and no duration-specific potency claimed. Methods report seven replicate wells; Figure 4 caption reports n=2 without defining its relationship to wells. General reagent list does not assign a hydrochloride supplier to this assay.
Methods and source locations
Compound reported in the paper: Ribociclib hydrochloride; Compound label in the paper: ribociclib hydrochloride
Assay-specific hydrochloride combination result only; no attribution to Adooq, no transfer of form to other experiments in the paper.
Results Sec6, first paragraph; Figure 4a image and caption; Methods Sec20 and Sec29
Models with greater combination antiproliferative effect than single agents: CellTiter-Glo 3D viability screen; Figure 4a compares single-agent and combination IC50 bars. No absolute IC50 values adopted because assay timing is inconsistent across source locations. — Results Sec6, first paragraph; Figure 4a image and caption; Methods Sec20 and Sec29