Research Paper Volume 15, Issue 13 pp 6400—6428
Exploring Cancer Dependency Map genes and immune subtypes in colon cancer, in which TIGD1 contributes to colon cancer progression
Figure 7. The expression of the identified five CDM genes from the human protein atlas database (HPA). (A) Western blotting. The protein expression of five CDM genes in the normal derived colon mucosal (NCM460) and colon cancer cells (HT29, HCT116, SW620 and DLD1). (B–F) Protein expressions of five CDM genes in colon cancer tissue specimens by immunohistochemical; (B) for MMS19; (C) for NOP14; (D) for POLRMT; (E) for SNAPC5; (F) for TIGD1. (G–K) Protein expressions and localization of five CDM genes in U2-OC cell by immunofluorescence (green represent five CDM-associated protein, blue represent nucleus and red represent microtubule); (G) for MMS19; (H) for NOP14; (I) for POLRMT; (J) for SNAPC5; (K) for TIGD1.