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Supplemental Figure S1 shows the integration of CRISPR/Cas9 loss-of-function screens to identify dependencies and liabilities in BH3-mimetics treatments. Supplemental Figure S2 demonstrates that increased mitochondria-ER interactions contribute to BH3-mimetics resistance. Supplemental Figure S3 shows that mitophagy affects the responsiveness of AML cells to BH3-mimetics. Supplemental Figure S4 reveals that enhanced autophagic clearance of mitochondria as a mechanism of resistance to BH3-mimetics in AML. Supplemental Figure S5 exhibits the synergism between BH3-mimetics and macroautophagy inhibition in human AML. Supplemental Figure S6 shows that deletion of MFN2 or MARCH5 sensitizes AML cells to BH3-mimetics. Supplemental Figure S7 displays that targeting of MFN2 or MARCH5 impairs the process of mitophagy.
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