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. 2017 May 11;18(6):425–432. doi: 10.1080/15384047.2017.1323587

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Figure 1. — SRP72 knockdown causes tumor cell radiosensitization. (A) Colony forming assay of HeLa cells irradiated following transfection with non-targeting (siNT), siSRP72–1 and siSRP72–2 siRNA. Knockdown was confirmed by immunoblotting (inset). (B) Colony forming assay of T24, PSN-1, MCF7 and BT-549 cells, irradiated following transfection with siNT and siSRP72–1. (C) Knockdown of siRNA transfections from (B) confirmed by immunoblotting. Colony forming assay: representative of n = 3 experiments, data show the mean +/− SD from triplicate wells, p-values generated by factorial 2-way ANOVA and the sensitization enhancement ratio at 10% surviving fraction (SER₁₀) are indicated.