Fig. 6: DNA damage checkpoint activation and telomere maintenance. | Nature Communications

Fig. 6: DNA damage checkpoint activation and telomere maintenance.

From: Mre11-Rad50 oligomerization promotes DNA double-strand break repair

Fig. 6

a Activation of the Rad50wt/ho/lo-mediated DNA damage checkpoint, monitored by HU-induced Rad53 phosphorylation (α-Rad53). In contrast to untagged Rad50wt/ho, the upshift of the phosphorylated Rad53 band is reduced in rad50\(\triangle\) and Rad50lo-expressing cells (see also Supplementary Fig. 7b). α-Pgk1 controls equal loading. n = 2. b Representative telomeric PCR analysis for telomere 6Y′ in two clones per genotype. PCRs were performed with oligonucleotides oBL361 and oBL359 (see also “Methods” and Supplementary Fig. 7c). n = 4. c Quantification of telomeric PCR analysis of telomere 6Y′ in b. Fragment length was determined by using the 100 bp DNA ladder as size reference. n = 4 for each genotype; mean ± SD. Note that rad50\(\triangle\) and Rad50lo-expressing cells have shorter telomeres than cells with Rad50wt/ho.

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