Comprehensive Cellular Manipulation Protocol
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Other organizations : Cancer Research Institute, University of Pennsylvania, Physical Sciences (United States)
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Variable analysis
- Irradiation dose
- Irradiation dose rate
- DNA-PKi (NU-7441, 2µM)
- CDK1i (RO-3306, 9µM)
- Ruxolitinib (1µM)
- PLK1i (BI-2536, 10nM)
- Aurora Bi (AZD1152-HQPA, 10nM)
- CDK1/2/4i (R547, 0.6µM)
- CDK4/6i #1 (PD332991, 1µM)
- CDK4/6i #2 (LY28352169, 2.5µM)
- ATMi (Ku55933, 10µM)
- PARPi (AZD-2281, 5µM)
- IFNβ1 (2.5ng/mL)
- 2'3'-cGAMP (10 µg/mL)
- Shield-1 (1µM) and 4OHT (2µM)
- Herring testis DNA (concentration not specified)
- Cell confluence at the time of treatment
- Cell growth/proliferation (not explicitly mentioned, but implied by media change every 2-3 days)
- Cell seeding density (60-70% confluence at time of treatment)
- Media change frequency (every 2-3 days)
- Irradiation conditions (ambient oxygen, Cs-137 Gammacell irradiator)
- Inhibitor addition (1h before treatment and maintained until collection, unless otherwise noted)
- None specified
- None specified
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