Study | Cell line | In vivo model | Study findings |
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Hernandez-Ilizaliturri et al. [22] | Raji (Burkitt lymphoma) and SU-DHL-4 and SU-DHL-10 (DLBCL) cells | SCID mouse (Burkitt Lymphoma) | • Len augmented NK cell function and increased anti-tumor effects of Rtx against B-cell lymphomas. |
• Len-Rtx enhanced anti-tumor activity in SCID-mouse lymphoma model. | |||
Wu et al. [13] | Raji and Namalwa (Burkitt lymphoma), Farage (DLBCL), Jeko-1 (MCL), and primary B-CLL cells | - | • Len enhanced NK cell- and monocyte-mediated ADCC of Rtx-treated CD20+ tumor cells. |
• Len has strong potential to enhance Rtx-mediated killing of NHL cell lines. | |||
Reddy et al. [23] | Raji (Burkitt lymphoma) cells | SCID mouse (Burkitt Lymphoma) | • Len-Rtx enhanced anti-tumor effects. |
• These effects were caused by modulation of the immune system mediated by dendritic cells and NK cells, which changed the cytokine milieu, and by their anti-angiogenic effects. | |||
Gaidarova et al. [54] | Jeko-1 (MCL) cells | - | • Len-Rtx treatment of MCL cells enhanced NK cell-mediated synapse formation and cell killing. |
Gandhi et al. [55] | DoHH-2 (FL), Rec-1 (MCL), Farage (DLBCL), and fresh FL cells |  | • Len-Rtx induced anti-proliferative and anti-apoptotic effects in FL cells in vitro and in vivo through Bcl-2 activation. |
Zhang et al. [21] | SP53, MINO, Grant 519 cells (MCL) and fresh patient samples (MCL) | SCID mouse (MCL) | • Len-Rtx had a synergistic therapeutic effect on MCL cells by enhancing apoptosis and Rtx-dependent NK cell-mediated cytotoxicity. |
• Len-Rtx decreased tumor burden and prolonged survival of MCL-bearing SCID mice. | |||
Gaidarova et al. [56] | Jeko-1 (MCL) and B-CLL cells | - | • Len induced capping of CD20 and cytoskeletal proteins to enhance Rtx immune recognition of malignant B-cells. |