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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Exp Dermatol. 2009 Jun 23;19(3):279–288. doi: 10.1111/j.1600-0625.2009.00916.x

Table III.

Characteristics of transduced normal and dyskeratosis congenita keratinocytes

Cell Name Maximum Lifespana Percent Colony Forming Efficiencyb Percent Wound Closure (18 Hours)c Karyotyped
N-HSK-1 32 pd 7.0 +/− 0.4 87.2 +/− 8.6 46, XY[20] (normal)
DC-HSK-1 18 pd 2.1 +/− 0.3 21.3 +/− 12.7 46, XX[20] (normal)
TERT-N-HSK-1 >90 pd 20.8 +/− 1.6 100.0 +/− 0 46, XY[20] (normal)
TERT-DC-HSK-1 >90 pd 11.7 +/− 2.1 90.3 +/− 7.9 46, XX[20] (normal)
E6/E7-N-HSK-1 >90 pd 39.3 +/− 4.0 79.4 +/− 7.9 46, XY, i(8)(q10)[18]/47, XY,+6[2]
E6/E7-DC-HSK-1 >90 pd 45.2 +/− 6.3 44.0 +/− 1.7 48, XX, i(8)(q10),+11,+20[20]
TERC-DC-HSK-1 >60 pd 16.3 +/− 0.3 51.7 +/− 1.6 46, XX[20] (normal)
a

Lifespan in cell culture in population doublings (pd). Maximum lifespan shown for untransduced cells. For the transduced cells, a “>” symbol signifies continuous growth.

b

Percent colony forming efficiency on irradiated feeders.

c

Percent scratch wound closure at 18 hours as compared to 0 hours.

d

Cytogenetic analyses were performed within 20 to 30 pd post transduction. The number in bracket represents the number of metaphases out of 20 that exhibited the noted karyotype.