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Quantifying Cell Sensitivity to Pharmacological Agents

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For drug sensitivity assays, cells in the fertile culture were seeded on 12-well dishes at 18,000 cells/cm2 and treated with selected drugs 24hrs later. The arid group was cultured for 0 (acute arid) or 14 (chronic arid) days under arid conditions prior to drug treatment. Cells supplemented daily for 4-5 days with fresh media supplemented with various drugs including: Gemcitabine (Pfizer), PHA-767491 (Cayman chemical), Silvestrol (Biovision), CPI-613 (Cayman chemical), UK 5099 (Cayman chemical) or A-1155463 (Cayman chemical) or vehicle (0.2% DMSO). Tumor cells were fixed at day 0 or endpoint (day 4-5) with paraformaldehyde 4% stained with 3 μM Hoecsht 33342 (Thermo) for 30’ at 37C and quantified using a fluorescence plate reader (Molecular devices) to assess cell numbers. Cell density was normalized for day 0 of each group.
For pharmacological inhibition of biosynthesis under serum repletion, treatment initiated with switch to arid conditions (acute arid) and cells were treated for 72hrs before readouts. Drugs used in that study include: Abemacicilib (MedChem Express), Rapamycin (ApexBio), Torin1 (MedChem Express) and Cycloheximide (Sigma).
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Culturing and Compound Acquisition

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Culture media and supplements were purchased from Wisent, Gibco, and Sigma-Aldrich; rapamycin was obtained from LC Laboratories; Torin-1 was provided by Cayman; 10-phenanthroline monohydrate was acquired from Sigma-Aldrich; silvestrol was purchased from Biovision.
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