Figure 3
Figure 3. Deletion of the AML1 gene after MLL-ENL induction accelerates the onset of leukemia in transplanted mice. (A) BM cells from Aml1 f/f; Mx-Cre (+) or Aml1 f/f; Mx-Cre (−) were transduced with MLL-ENL and transplanted into congenic mice. Injection with pIpC was performed 3 to 4 weeks after transplantation, so that the Aml1 gene was excised in transplanted Aml1 f/f; Mx-Cre (+) cells (Aml1 Δ/Δ). (B) Survival curves of the recipient mice. Data from 10 mice for each group are shown. Arrowheads indicate pIpC injection. Comparison of survival curve was performed using log-rank test.

Deletion of the AML1 gene after MLL-ENL induction accelerates the onset of leukemia in transplanted mice. (A) BM cells from Aml1f/f; Mx-Cre (+) or Aml1f/f; Mx-Cre (−) were transduced with MLL-ENL and transplanted into congenic mice. Injection with pIpC was performed 3 to 4 weeks after transplantation, so that the Aml1 gene was excised in transplanted Aml1f/f; Mx-Cre (+) cells (Aml1Δ/Δ). (B) Survival curves of the recipient mice. Data from 10 mice for each group are shown. Arrowheads indicate pIpC injection. Comparison of survival curve was performed using log-rank test.

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