“…Early differential display experiments with lymphoid cell lines cultured with TSA showed that only 2% of 340 genes examined were altered in their expression, either increased or decreased, compared to untreated cells (Van Lint et al, 1996). Recent studies using cDNA arrays showed as many as 7-10% of genes were altered in their expression in cell lines of leukemia, multiple myeloma, and carcinomas of colon, bladder, kidney, prostate and breast, cultured for up to 48 h with butyrate, TSA, MS-275, vorinostat or FK228 (depsipeptide) using twofold change as the cut-off value (Chambers et al, 2003;Glaser et al, 2003;Mitsiades et al, 2004;Peart et al, 2005;Sasakawa et al, 2005). The time of culture, concentration and the HDACi used affect the number of genes detected with altered transcription.…”