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Solomon KR, et al. Am J Pathol 2009;174:1017-26

Diet/ezetimibe effects on serum cholesterol levels and the growth of implanted prostate tumors in SCID mice Diet/ezetimibe effects on serum cholesterol levels and the growth of implanted prostate tumors in SCID mice. A: Serum cholesterol levels in diet/ezetimibe mouse cohorts. Animals were given various ezetimibe (Z)-diet combinations for 2 weeks after which the mice were bled by small tail vein incision, and cholesterol measured in the collected serum via Infinity colormetric assay. Data are plotted as cholesterol level (mg/dL) vs. group SE. n 13 to 15/group. Two-way analysis of variance indicated significant effects of diet (F=77.57, P < 0.001) and drug (F=23.48, P < 0.001) on cholesterol levels, but no significant diet-by-drug interaction (F=0.86, P <0.36) suggesting that the effects are independent. B: Longitudinal volume measurements. SCID mice were fed various diet/ezetimibe (Z) combinations for 2 weeks before tumor implantation (see Materials and Methods). Tumors were measured daily by calipers starting at first appearance (day 1) and continued for 13 days. Data are plotted as tumor volume (mm3) per site versus time (days) SE. A mixed model analysis was used to calculate the significance of the both diet (P 0.048) and ezetimibe (Z) (P 0.035) on tumor growth. n 52 to 60/group. C: Tumor wet weight. At sacrifice all tumors were removed and weighed. Data are plotted as average tumor mass (g) per site versus group SE. These data were statistically significant between LFNC Z (0.63 0.55 average grams/tumor site) vs. HFHC (0.88 0.71 average grams/tumor site) groups (P 0.021) and between the LFNC (0.67 0.56 average grams/tumor site) vs. HFHC groups (P 0.037). n 52 to 60/group. In all cases data are considered significant at P < 0.05. Solomon KR, et al. Am J Pathol 2009;174:1017-26

Tumor cholesterol levels Membranes were prepared from tumors and subjected to cholesterol extraction and analysis (see Materials and Methods). Data are plotted as cholesterol (mg)/g tumor tissue versus diet/ezetimibe (Z) group SE. Data were analyzed by analysis of variance, which indicated no significant interaction between diet and ezetimibe (P<0.40) but highly significant main effects of both diet (P< 0.039) and ezetimibe (P < 0.0001) n 9/group. Solomon KR, et al. Am J Pathol 2009;174:1017-26

Tumor cell apoptosis (TUNEL staining) Upper panel: representative TUNEL stained images. Left column shows TUNEL staining (fluorescein; green) of selected tumor sections; right column is the merged image of TUNEL and DAPI counterstaining. n 40. Lower panel: quantitative evaluation of tumor cell apoptosis levels. Data are plotted as relative level of TUNEL staining versus diet/ezetimibe (Z) group SE. Data were analyzed by analysis of variance, which indicated no significant interaction between diet and ezetimibe (P < 0.85) but highly significant main effects of both diet (P <0.0001) and ezetimibe (P<0.0001). Solomon KR, et al. Am J Pathol 2009;174:1017-26

Tumor cell proliferation (Ki-67 staining) Upper panel: representative Ki-67 stained images. Left column, Ki-67 staining (red); Right column, merged image of Ki-67 (Cy3; red) and DAPI (blue; nuclei) counterstaining. n20. Lower panel: quantitative evaluation of tumor cell proliferation levels. Data are plotted as relative level of Ki-67 staining versus diet/ezetimibe (Z) group SE. The data were analyzed by two-way analysis of variance, which demonstrated that there is a significant ezetimibe by diet interaction (P < 0.027), implying that ezetimibe has a significant effect on lowering proliferation although the magnitude of this effect depends on the diet; LFNC: average 28.78 (95% CI; 25.42 to 32.14) w/ezetimibe: average 25.57 (95% CI; 22.21 to 28.93); HFHC: average 41.16 (CI; 37.80 to 44.52) w/ezetimibe: average 30.32 (95% CI; 26.96 to 33.68). Images were acquired and analyzed by AxioVision 4.0 software for quantification. In all cases data are considered significant at P < 0.05. Solomon KR, et al. Am J Pathol 2009;174:1017-26

Tumor hemoglobin quantification Tumors were subjected to mechanical disruption in PBS, followed by centrifugation (to remove debris) and the clarified supernatants were analyzed by optical density (absorbance at 530Å —absorbance at 650Å). Data are plotted as relative hemoglobin/mg tumor tissue versus group (mean value is indicated by line). All groups demonstrated statistical significance versus all other groups except for LFNC versus HFHC Z (ezetimibe), and LFNC versus LFNC Z, which were not statistically different. n 20. Solomon KR, et al. Am J Pathol 2009;174:1017-26

Angiogenesis in xenograft tumors: MVD-CD31 analysis Quantitative evaluation of tumor section CD31 levels. Data are plotted as relative level of CD31 staining versus diet/ezetimibe (Z) group SE. Data were analyzed by mixed model analysis, which indicated no significant interaction between diet and ezetimibe (P = 0.199) but highly significant main effect of ezetimibe (P =0.013) with larger effects when the HFHC was used (P = 0.01). Solomon KR, et al. Am J Pathol 2009;174:1017-26

MVD-caveolin-1 analysis: Immunoblotting Tumors were subjected to SDEM and raft fractions were then subjected to SDS-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis and immunoblot analysis using anti-caveolin-1 mAb. Film exposures were analyzed by densitometry and the signal intensity data normalized for each film so that the largest signal had a value of 1. All signal ratios were then averaged to calculate the relative intensity of caveolin-1 for tumor samples from each diet/drug cohort. Data are plotted as average caveolin-1 signal (arbitrary units) vs. diet/ezetimibe (Z) group SE. Analysis of variance analysis indicated no statistically significant diet effect (P=0.171) however a significant drug effect in lowering caveolin for both diet conditions (P=0.027). n 6/group. Immunofluorescence. Quantification of caveolin-1 staining. Data are plotted as relative level of caveolin-1 staining versus diet/ezetimibe (Z) group SE Data were analyzed by mixed model analysis, which indicated highly significant main effects of ezetimibe (P < 0.0001) and diet (P < 0.0001). n 43/group. Solomon KR, et al. Am J Pathol 2009;174:1017-26

Fibroblast analysis Solomon KR, et al. Am J Pathol 2009;174:1017-26

Pericyte coverage (vessel quality) Solomon KR, et al. Am J Pathol 2009;174:1017-26

TSP-1 levels in tumors Solomon KR, et al. Am J Pathol 2009;174:1017-26