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Mitochondrial Depolarization and Radiation Resistance

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For mitochondrial depolarization, LZRS and YFP-Parkin cells were treated for 48 h with 12.5 μM CCCP (Sigma-Aldrich), 2 d after irradiation or etoposide treatment.
Antioxidant treatment was performed daily in irradiated cells treated 8 h before irradiation with 100 nM MitoQ (MedKoo Bioscience) for 10 d. Unless stated otherwise, for JNK inhibition cells were treated daily for 8 h before the irradiation with 20 μM SP600125 (Selleck Chemicals) for 10 d. For MRE11 inhibition, cells were treated with 100 μM Mirin (Selleck Chemicals) immediately after the irradiation for 10 d. The following HDAC inhibitors were used: 100 nM Trichostatin A (TSA) (Sigma- Aldrich) and Vorinostat (SAHA) (Selleck Chemicals) at the indicated doses were added 8 h before the irradiation for 10 d, unless stated otherwise. Drugs were replaced daily. Recombinant human IL1α protein (R&D Systems) was added to irradiated cells at 20 ng/mL for 24 h in serum-free medium.
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Innate Immunity and DNA Damage Response Pathway Analysis

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Etoposide, 4-hydroxytamoxifen, puromycin, and polybrene were purchased from Sigma. Hygromycin was from Gemini Bio Products, and luciferin was from PerkinElmer. Recombinant human IL1α protein (used at 20 ng/ml) was from R&D Systems, and p38 MAPK inhibitor from Selleck Chemicals.
The following antibodies were described previously: Flag, p16, Lamin B1, GAPDH, and GFP5 (link). Other antibodies used include: γH2AX (Abcam #ab2893 and Cell Signaling Technology #9718), STING (Cell Signaling Technology #13647 and LSBio #LS-B7237), cGAS (Cell Signaling Technology #15102 and Santa Cruz Biotechnology #sc-245858), human IL1α (Abcam #ab9614), IL8 (Abcam #ab18672), p-ATM S1981 (Abcam #ab81292), p-p53 S15 (Cell Signaling Technology #9284), p-p65 S536 (Cell Signaling Technology #3033), p65 (Cell Signaling Technology 8242), NRas (Santa Cruz Biotechnology #sc-31), CD3 (Abcam #ab16669), Mac2 (BioLegend #125401), mouse IL1α (R&D Systems #AF-400), p21 (#sc-471), and H3 (Active Motif #39763).
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Innate Immunity and DNA Damage Response Pathway Analysis

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Etoposide, 4-hydroxytamoxifen, puromycin, and polybrene were purchased from Sigma. Hygromycin was from Gemini Bio Products, and luciferin was from PerkinElmer. Recombinant human IL1α protein (used at 20 ng/ml) was from R&D Systems, and p38 MAPK inhibitor from Selleck Chemicals.
The following antibodies were described previously: Flag, p16, Lamin B1, GAPDH, and GFP5 (link). Other antibodies used include: γH2AX (Abcam #ab2893 and Cell Signaling Technology #9718), STING (Cell Signaling Technology #13647 and LSBio #LS-B7237), cGAS (Cell Signaling Technology #15102 and Santa Cruz Biotechnology #sc-245858), human IL1α (Abcam #ab9614), IL8 (Abcam #ab18672), p-ATM S1981 (Abcam #ab81292), p-p53 S15 (Cell Signaling Technology #9284), p-p65 S536 (Cell Signaling Technology #3033), p65 (Cell Signaling Technology 8242), NRas (Santa Cruz Biotechnology #sc-31), CD3 (Abcam #ab16669), Mac2 (BioLegend #125401), mouse IL1α (R&D Systems #AF-400), p21 (#sc-471), and H3 (Active Motif #39763).
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