Extended Data Fig. 8: NUMEN participates in compartmentalized NHEJ repair at the nuclear periphery.
From: Transmembrane nuclease NUMEN/ENDOD1 regulates DNA repair pathway choice at the nuclear periphery

a, HEK293T cells stably expressing the 53BP1trunc–mApple DSB reporter (red) together with NUMEN–GFP (green) were cultured with zeocin (100 μg ml−1) in a glass-bottomed dish before time-lapse live-cell imaging. 53BP1trunc–mApple is a fusion protein of truncated 53BP1 and the Apple fluorescent protein. Images were captured every 3 min during a 4-h window, and those from the indicated time points are shown. Each boxed region is enlarged in the zoom panel (bottom). Arrows point to 53BP1trunc–mApple signals that moved closer to NUMEN–GFP signals over time. b, The 53BP1trunc–mApple DSB reporter cells described above were treated with 2 Gy IR and visualized by time-lapse live-cell imaging. Images were captured every 3 min during a 2-h window. c, GFP-tagged m6A-Tracer and Dam-LaminB1–mAmetrine co-expression HEK293T cells were cultured with (+) or without (−) the Shield-1 ligand for 24 h. In the absence of Shield-1 ligand, only m6A-Tracer (green) was expressed and showed predominantly cytoplasmic localization. Following induction, Dam-Lamin B1 (blue) became stabilized and along with m6A exhibited ring-like localization patterns at the nuclear lamina. d, HEK293T cells stably co-expressing m6A-Tracer–GFP (green, to mark LADs) and Dam-Lamin B1–mAmetrine were cultured with the Shield-1 ligand and immunostained using anti-γH2AX (red) following 100 μg ml−1 zeocin treatment for 4 h. The boxed region is enlarged in the zoom panel. Scale bars, 5 μm, unless specified otherwise in the zoom panel. Source numerical data are provided.