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Table 3 Data extraction instrument

From: Synthetic lethality in cancer: a protocol for scoping review of gene interactions from synthetic lethal screens and functional studies

General information about the study

 

Authors

Zizhi Tang Jun Chen, Ming Zeng, Xiaojun Wang, Chang Guo, Peng Yue, Xiaohu Zhang, Huiqiang Lou, Dezhi Mu, Daochun Kong, Antony M. Carr, and Cong Liu

Year of publication

23rd May 2022

Country in which it was conducted

China and UK

Details of the study

Aim

To characterize the potential role of ENDOD1 in DNA repair

Context

This study uncovers the role of ENDOD1 in the context of DNA repair pathway and its synthetically lethal interaction with TP53 which is a well-known tumor suppressor gene. It also explores the possibility of ENDOD1 serving as a specific target against cancer cells in view of its synthetic lethal relationship with TP53

Type of study

In vitro study

Method

Cell proliferation and viability; Clonogenic assays: Comet Assay to assess DNA repair efficiency; CCK8 colorimetry to show the siRNA knock out efficiency; Measurement for PARP-DNA complex; Immunofluorescence Immunofluorescentstaining and Western Blotting; Flow cytometry and fluorescent-activated cell sorting (FACS); Animal, biopsies and histochemical staining

Key findings

Identified ENDOD1 as a potential wide-spectrum and cancer-specific target for SL drug discovery