Englerin A affects proliferation of a subset of cancer cell lines across many cell lineages while englerin B is inactive.
- Cheryl Carson (758881)
- Pichai Raman (758882)
- Jennifer Tullai (758883)
- Lei Xu (78676)
- Martin Henault (758884)
- Emily Thomas (758885)
- Sarita Yeola (758886)
- Jianmin Lao (758887)
- Mark McPate (758888)
- J. Martin Verkuyl (124311)
- George Marsh (758889)
- Jason Sarber (758890)
- Adam Amaral (758891)
- Scott Bailey (700449)
- Danuta Lubicka (758892)
- Helen Pham (758893)
- Nicolette Miranda (758894)
- Jian Ding (163402)
- Hai-Ming Tang (418016)
- Haisong Ju (758895)
- Pamela Tranter (758896)
- Nan Ji (758897)
- Philipp Krastel (308339)
- Rishi K. Jain (758898)
- Andrew M. Schumacher (758899)
- Joseph J. Loureiro (758900)
- Elizabeth George (287460)
- Giuliano Berellini (758901)
- Nathan T. Ross (758902)
- Simon M. Bushell (758903)
- Gül Erdemli (758904)
- Jonathan M. Solomon (758905)
Publication date
June 2015
DOIAbstract
<p>(<b>A</b>) Scatterplot of englerin A cell line profiling experiment. (<b>B</b>) Scatterplot of englerin B cell line profiling experiment. Each point represents effect of englerin A or B on growth of a single tumor cell line. Y-axis indicates maximal effect on growth and X-axis indicates potency. Tumor cell line lineage is indicated by color and the legend is in the figure. Englerin A sensitive (circles), englerin A refractory (squares) and englerin A intermediate (diamonds) cell line calls are indicated.</p
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