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. 2023 Mar 22;14:1566. doi: 10.1038/s41467-023-36878-2

Fig. 2. In vivo kinome knockout CRISPR screen with early and late time points shows selection of Chek2 KO glioma cells over time in intact immunity mice as compared to CD8 KO mice.

Fig. 2

a Schematic representation of the second in vivo CRISPR screen. The library representation of 733X was maintained in the WT (n = 11) and 800X in the CD8 KO (n = 12) group by injecting 200,000 cells/mouse. Different barcodes were assigned to the animals that were sacrificed at the early stage (D18-D23) and animals sacrificed at the late stage (D24–D38) from both WT and CD8 KO hosts, guides were amplified and sequenced. b KM analysis of the animals in the second CRISPR screen. The KM plot shows percent survival of wild-type and CD8 KO animals bearing kinome KO glioma cells. p = 0.02 using the log-rank test. c The histogram shows 74-fold enrichment of Chek2 sgRNAs in CD8 KO mice as compared to the WT mice in the CRISPR screen 1. In the CRISPR screen 2, d, e Change in Chek2 KO glioma cells over time in WT and in CD8 KO mice respectively. f The histogram shows change in Atm sgRNAs in CD8 KO mice as compared to the WT mice in the CRISPR screen 1. In the CRISPR screen 2, g, h Change in Atm KO glioma cells over time in WT and in CD8 KO mice respectively. i The histogram shows fold change in Chek1 sgRNAs in CD8 KO mice as compared to the WT mice in the CRISPR screen 1. In the CRISPR screen 2, j, k Depletion of Chek1 KO glioma cells over time in WT and in CD8 KO mice respectively. The distribution of non-targeting sgRNAs over time in WT mice (l) and CD8 KO mice (m) of the CRISPR screen 2. For cm the error bars represents mean ± SD. For dm statistics was done using unpaired two-tailed t-test (without adjustments for multiple comparisons). Source data for Fig. bm are provided as a Source Data file.