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. 2001 Feb 20;98(5):2538–2543. doi: 10.1073/pnas.041603298

Table 1.

Genomic changes and variability of the cell lines

Cell line RER status p53 status Mode Rearranged chromosomes Variability of centromere number (%)
RER−
 C70 ND 127 14 29
 HT29 Mut 70 15 14
 LIM1863 NF 80 9 12
 SW1417 NF 70 22 13
 SW403 Mut 64 14 18
 SW480 Mut 58, 90 15, 16 16, 30
 SW620 Mut 48 15 10
 SW837 Mut 38 13 6
 VACO4A NF 62 10 6
Typical RER+
 DLD1 + Mut 46 3 2
 GP2d + ND 46 4 1
 HCT116 + Mut 45 3 2
 LoVo + NF 49 3 2
 LS174T + NF 47 0 2
 VACO5 + Mut 46 2 3
Atypical RER+
 HCA7 + Mut 43 21 4
 LS411 + NF 73 21 12

RER status is from ref. 4. p53 status: Mut, mutation detected; NF, no mutation found; ND, not done. Mutation screening was by chemical mismatch cleavage analysis of exons 3–9 and 11 (27). The variability of centromere numbers [adapted from Lengauer et al. (19)] was obtained by counting in each of 8–15 metaphases the number of copies of each centromere, whether in normal or rearranged copies of a chromosome; noting the percentage of metaphases that have deviations from the modal centromere number; and averaging over all centromeres. The two values for SW480 are for its two major clones. Our measurements of metaphase heterogeneity were slightly lower than Lengauer et al.'s (19), presumably because we examined cells in metaphase, whereas they studied interphase nuclei, and some of the cells they observed with altered chromosome numbers may not divide.