Supplementary Figure S5 from Selective Depletion of Cancer Cells with Extrachromosomal DNA via Lentiviral Infection

August 28, 2025Open Access

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Subpopulations with extrachromosomal DNA demonstrate higher transduction efficiency following viral infection, which could influence cancer treatment strategies.
Transduction efficiency improved in specific cancer cell subpopulations by an observable margin, indicating potential for targeted gene therapy.
Analysis involved examining lentiviral infection outcomes across various cancer cell subpopulations to gauge differences in transduction efficacy.
Findings support the notion that cancer cells with extrachromosomal DNA may respond uniquely to viral infection strategies.

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Observational analysis shows higher transduction efficiency in cancer cells, suggesting impact of ecDNA on treatment methods.

Figure S5. Subpopulations with ecDNA show modestly higher lentiviral transduction efficiency following long-term virus infection.

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Yi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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