Supplementary Figure 4: ISC tumour growth induces enterocyte detachment and loss. | Nature Cell Biology

Supplementary Figure 4: ISC tumour growth induces enterocyte detachment and loss.

From: Niche appropriation by Drosophila intestinal stem cell tumours

Supplementary Figure 4

(a) DNA (a, blue) in midguts containing neurIF65/− tumours (yellow dashed line) amongst ECs expressing GFP (a′, green) with Myo1Ats for 8 days. Arrowheads indicate ECs overlying tumours (a,a′). (b,c) Mean normalized expression (NE) value (RPKM, log2) from n = 2 independent experiments of pro-apoptotic factors (hid, rpr, grim and skl) determined by mRNA sequencing of midguts expressing GFP (control, red) or GFP and NRNAi (blue) with esgts for 3 days (b). The adjusted fold change in gene expression in tumorus midguts (blue), normalized to control midguts (red), is indicated. The Benjamini–Hochberg adjusted P-value for grim is 5.86e-127. The mean NE value (RPKM, log2) from two independent experiments of apoptosis factors determined by mRNA sequencing of esg+ cells sorted from control midguts expressing GFP (red) or from tumorous midguts expressing GFP and NRNAi (blue) with esgts for 3 days (c). NS, not significant. (d) Transmission electron micrograph of an apoptotic EC (anterior) from midguts expressing GFP and NRNAi with esgts for 3 days. White arrowheads highlight abnormal EC microvilli. Scale bars in aa′, 30 μm; in d, 2 μm.

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