Fig. 6. The three-drug parameter surface and three-drug axes seen at the base. Representative surfaces for U50as a function of θBand θC. The three corners of the triangular surface represent the value of U50(θB, θC) for drug A alone, drug B alone and drug C alone. The three edges represent the value of U50(θB, θC) for the paired combinations for A and B (labeled θAB), A and C (labeled θAC), and B and C (labeled θBC). The surface represents the value of U50(θB, θC) for the three-drug combination. (Top ) Shows additive interaction for all three drugs. (Middle ) Shows synergistic interaction between drug A and drug B and between drug A and drug C, but shows the additive interaction between drug B and drug C. (Bottom ) Shows synergistic interactions among all three drugs.

Fig. 6. The three-drug parameter surface and three-drug axes seen at the base. Representative surfaces for U50as a function of θBand θC. The three corners of the triangular surface represent the value of U50B, θC) for drug A alone, drug B alone and drug C alone. The three edges represent the value of U50B, θC) for the paired combinations for A and B (labeled θAB), A and C (labeled θAC), and B and C (labeled θBC). The surface represents the value of U50B, θC) for the three-drug combination. (Top ) Shows additive interaction for all three drugs. (Middle ) Shows synergistic interaction between drug A and drug B and between drug A and drug C, but shows the additive interaction between drug B and drug C. (Bottom ) Shows synergistic interactions among all three drugs.

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