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Figure 6—figure supplement 3. Kinase inhibitors which have MELK kinase as an off-target do not reduce mitotic protein synthesis. ; (a) Protein synthesis rates of G2 (blue) and mitotic (red) L1210 cells after 3 hr treatment with 1 µM SNS-032 (CDK2 inhibitor) or 50 nM Tozasertib (Aurora kinase inhibitor), or 5 hr treatment with 1 µM GSK 626616 (DYRK kinase inhibitor). (n = 5–8 separate cultures). p-Values obtained using two-tailed Welch’s t-test. (b) Ratio of protein synthesis rates between mitotic and G2 L1210 cells after 3 hr treatment with OTSSP167, Defactinib (also known as PF-04554878), PF-3758309 (also known as PF-309) or Nintedanib (also known as BIBF 1120), all of which inhibit MELK kinase with sub-micromolar affinity (Klaeger et al., 2017). Light blue area indicates the typical range observed in control cells. (n = 4 separate cultures). Note that OTSSP167 is a nonspecific multikinase inhibitor (Klaeger et al., 2017), making it likely that MELK kinase does not contribute to the drug-induced mitotic growth reduction. (c) Representative FACS scatter plots indicating the cell cycle distribution after 6 hr treatment with indicated chemicals. The relative portion of cells in G1/S, G2 and mitosis are indicated (mean ± SD). (n = 4–6 separate cultures). Note that OTSSP167 reduced mitotic entry, a phenotype typical for CDK1 inhibition, while the alternative MELK inhibitors did not display similar cell cycle profile. CDK1 is one of the off-targets of OTSSP167 (Klaeger et al., 2017).

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