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Figure 2. Increased p53 level in NHD13+ bone marrow cells. The intracellular p53 level was measured by flow cytometry. (A) Representative FACS profiles of p53 protein levels in WT (gray) and NHD13+ Tg (black) mouse bone marrow (BM) LSK (Lin−Sca-1+cKit+) cells. The graph on the right indicates the mean percentage of p53+ cells present (n = 5, ***P < .001). (B) Representative FACS profiles of p53 protein levels in WT (gray) and NHD13+ Tg (black) mice BM CD71+Ter119− cells. The bar graph on the right indicates the mean percentage of p53+ cells present (n = 5, *P < .05). (C) Representative FACS profiles of p53 protein levels in WT (gray) and NHD13+ Tg (black) mice BM CD71+Ter119+ cells. Data shown on the right are the mean percentage of p53+ cells present (n = 5, P = .052).

Increased p53 level in NHD13+ bone marrow cells. The intracellular p53 level was measured by flow cytometry. (A) Representative FACS profiles of p53 protein levels in WT (gray) and NHD13+ Tg (black) mouse bone marrow (BM) LSK (LinSca-1+cKit+) cells. The graph on the right indicates the mean percentage of p53+ cells present (n = 5, ***P < .001). (B) Representative FACS profiles of p53 protein levels in WT (gray) and NHD13+ Tg (black) mice BM CD71+Ter119 cells. The bar graph on the right indicates the mean percentage of p53+ cells present (n = 5, *P < .05). (C) Representative FACS profiles of p53 protein levels in WT (gray) and NHD13+ Tg (black) mice BM CD71+Ter119+ cells. Data shown on the right are the mean percentage of p53+ cells present (n = 5, P = .052).

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