Table 1 Summary of IC50 values for cisplatin-treated human cells.

From: Pharmacological inhibition of cryptochrome and REV-ERB promotes DNA repair and cell cycle arrest in cisplatin-treated human cells

Cell line

Treatment

Average IC50

SEM

p-value

U2OS

DMSO

18.4

2.15

–

10 µM KS15

25.6

2.01

0.811

20 µM KS15

29.9

3.50

0.290

50 µM KS15

41.9

4.11

0.001

10 µM SR8278

25.1

3.19

0.864

20 µM SR8178

25.8

3.75

0.781

50 µM SR8178

37.1

6.11

0.014

10 µM SR + 10 µM KS

33.3

3.72

0.082

10 µM SR + 20 µM KS

35.5

3.99

0.031

10 µM SR + 50 µM KS

40.8

3.72

0.002

10 µM KS + 20 µM SR

36.7

5.29

0.018

10 µM KS + 50 µM SR

41.3

4.94

0.001

HaCaT

DMSO

3.2

0.18

–

10 µM KS15

4.9

0.56

0.711

20 µM KS15

4.9

0.85

0.723

50 µM KS15

6.0

1.21

0.237

10 µM SR8278

4.5

0.49

0.865

10 µM SR + 10 µM KS

5.8

1.07

0.306

10 µM SR + 20 µM KS

6.6

1.44

0.118

10 µM SR + 50 µM KS

7.4

1.34

0.042

A549

DMSO

9.4

1.55

–

10 µM KS15

9.9

1.84

0.999

20 µM KS15

12.5

1.06

0.661

50 µM KS15

12.8

2.39

0.574

10 µM SR8278

8.6

1.04

0.999

10 µM SR + 10 µM KS

12.6

0.91

0.633

10 µM SR + 20 µM KS

15.3

2.52

0.121

10 µM SR + 50 µM KS

17.3

1.39

0.023

  1. Non-linear regression was used to calculate IC50 values for U2OS, HaCaT, and A549 cells treated with cisplatin and the indicated concentrations of KS15 and SR8278 as shown in Figs. 1 and 2. One-way ANOVAs were used to identify KS15 and SR8278 treatment conditions that significantly impacted IC50 values in comparison to the vehicle (DMSO)-treated control.