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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jul 22.
Published in final edited form as: Oncogene. 2014 Jan 27;34(4):516–524. doi: 10.1038/onc.2013.585

Figure 1. Cooperation of loss of p53 and αv integrin during SCC development.

Figure 1

(a) Kinetics of SCC development induced by deletion of p53 and αv in stratified epithelia. Percentage of carcinoma-free mice are represented over time in mice with the following genotypes: αvf/f-p53wt/wt (black line; n = 26), αvwt/wt-p53f/f (purple line; n = 16), αvf/wt-p53f/f (green line; n = 20), αvf/f-p53f/wt (blue line; n = 34), αvf/f-p53f/f (red line; n = 39). p< 0.05 for the following comparisons: αvf/f-p53f/f with each of the other groups; αvf/f-p53f/wt with αvf/f-p53wt/wt and αvwt/wt-p53f/f; αvf/wt-p53f/f with αvf/f-p53wt/wt. (b) Gross appearance of tumors that developed in the skin, mouth, anal epithelium and eyelid of αvf/f-p53f/f mice. (c–f) Hematoxylin and eosin staining of the primary phenotypes observed in SCCs that developed in αvf/f-p53f/f mice. (g) Quantification of the main phenotypic variants observed in SCCs that lacked both αv and p53 (αv/p53), only αv (αv/p53+), or only p53 (αv+/p53). (h) Graphical representation of the relative proportion of pseudoglandular/acantholytic SCCs and conventional SCCs in αv/p53, αv/p53+, and αv+/p53 tumors.