Impact of PARP Inhibition on DNA Content in HCT116+3 Cells

Dec 27, 2025

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This study examines the effects of PARP inhibition on cell number and DNA content in HCT116+3 cell lines. The experiment contrasts control conditions and those treated with PARP inhibitors (PARPi) to evaluate the changes in cellular proliferation and genomic stability. Results from Figure S2 illustrate the variations in DNA content associated with treatment, providing insights into the mechanisms of action of PARP inhibitors in colorectal cancer cells. Understanding these changes is crucial for advancing cancer treatment strategies.

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Impact of PARP Inhibition on DNA Content in HCT116+3 Cells

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HCT116+3 PARPi Ctr HCT116+3+5 Ctr PARPi Cell number DNA content Fig. S2

Cell-cell interaction

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Cell-cell adhesion

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Cell-Cell Communication

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Cell-cell adhesion:

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Cell-Cell Interactions!

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Cell-Cell Signaling

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cell number (% vehicle control)

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Cell number

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Cell number (% control)

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Relative cell number vs. control at t=0

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Relative cell number vs. control at t=0

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Cell-Cell Signalling

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Cell-Cell Signalling

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Cell number

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Cell number/leaf

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Cell-Cell Signaling

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Cell to cell communication = Cell signalling

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NUMBER OF ATOMS PER UNIT CELL IN A CUBIC LATTICE Simple cubic cell: 1atom/unit cell of sc

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Ways to show the number of chromosomes in a cell.

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