Supplementary Material: Fitness Conferred by Bcr-abl Kinase Domain Mutations Determines the Risk of Pre-existing Resistance in Chronic Myeloid Leukemia

نویسندگان

  • KEVIN LEDER
  • JASMINE FOO
  • BRIAN J. SKAGGS
  • MERCEDES GORRE
  • CHARLES L. SAWYERS
  • FRANZISKA MICHOR
چکیده

We perturbed the growth rate estimates for the resistant mutants by the multiplicative random factor (1 + 0.2 · U [−1, 1]) representing a 20% noise level, and performed 100 randomized trials. Table S1 shows the probability of sensitivity to imatinib (I), dasatinib (D), imatinib + dasatinib (I+D), and imatinib + dasatinib + nilotinib (I+D+N) for the baseline unperturbed growth rates, as well as the minimum and maximum analogous probabilities observed in the 100 trials with randomized perturbed growth rates (Table S1). The notation (M1) denotes the estimates for a detection size of 100, 000 cells, and (M2) denotes estimates for a detection size of 250, 000 cells.

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تاریخ انتشار 2012