Extended Data Fig. 5: Impact of STAU2 knockdown on human myeloid leukemia and normal human HSPCs. | Nature Cancer

Extended Data Fig. 5: Impact of STAU2 knockdown on human myeloid leukemia and normal human HSPCs.

From: An in vivo genome-wide CRISPR screen identifies the RNA-binding protein Staufen2 as a key regulator of myeloid leukemia

Extended Data Fig. 5

a, Graphs show relative STAU2 expression in K562 cells transduced with either LacZ (control) or STAU2 shRNAs (A and B; n = 3 technical replicates per group). b, Relative STAU2 expression in two representative primary human myeloid leukemia samples transduced with shLacZ or shSTAU2. Expression was analyzed 72 h post transduction (n = 3 technical replicates per group). c, Representative FACS plot (left) and graph (right) showing the frequency of CD34+ cells in engrafted human leukemia samples in the bone marrow of NSG mice 7-8 weeks post-transplant. Each dot represents a mouse and each color represents a primary human sample (bcCML in blue and AML in red; mean±S.E.M.; n = 4 animals per cohort). d, Representative FACS plot (left) and graph (right) showing the frequency of CD11b+ differentiated cells in the engrafted human leukemia samples in the bone marrow of NSG mice 7-8 weeks post-transplant. Each dot represents a mouse and each color represents a primary human sample (bcCML in blue and AML in red; mean±S.E.M.; n = 4 animals per cohort). e, Representative FACS plot (left) and graph (right) showing the relative frequency of CD34+ CD38− cells in the engrafted normal primary human CD34+ HSPC samples in the bone marrow of NSG mice 8 weeks post-transplant. Each dot represents a mouse and each color represents an individual human sample (mean±S.E.M.; n = 4 animals per cohort).

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