Extended Data Figure 6: Spontaneous defects, checkpoint indices, damage foci and clonogenic survival of HELQ-deficient cells. | Nature

Extended Data Figure 6: Spontaneous defects, checkpoint indices, damage foci and clonogenic survival of HELQ-deficient cells.

From: HELQ promotes RAD51 paralogue-dependent repair to avert germ cell loss and tumorigenesis

Extended Data Figure 6

a, Primary Helq mutant and control cell lines were grown in physiological O2 for the indicated number of days and passaged regularly to generate a cumulative population doubling (CPD) curve. Means ± s.d. of triplicate replicas are shown. b, c, Helq mutant and control cells grown on coverslips were formaldehyde fixed and DAPI stained to determine levels of spontaneous micronuclei formation: percentage of 100 cells exhibiting 1 or more micronucleus (b); representative images (c), micronuclei (arrows). d, e, DNA combing used to calculate replication fork rates of primary cells grown under atmospheric (d) or physiological (e) O2. Cells in d were treated with or without 2.5 μM CPT for 15 min during labelling. f, Examples of origin containing IdU (green)- and CldU (red)-labelled fibres. g, Right versus left replication tract lengths to determine fork asymmetry (defined as tracts falling outside the interquartile lines).

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