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Investigating the Effects of Taxol on MCF-7 Cell Cycle Progression and PARP Cleavage

This study examines how Taxol (3 ng/ml) influences cell cycle phases and apoptosis in MCF-7 breast cancer cells using cleaved PARP as a marker. By analyzing the impact of siRNA targeting cyclin B1 and control siGFP in a 40-cell well format, we explore the transition of cells through G2/M and G0/G1 phases. The findings contribute to understanding the molecular mechanisms by which Taxol induces cell death and cell cycle arrest, highlighting the roles of cyclin B1 and PARP in cancer treatments.

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Investigating the Effects of Taxol on MCF-7 Cell Cycle Progression and PARP Cleavage

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  1. Fig. 4 A cyclin B1 β-actin siRNA3+ siGFP+ C+ PARP - - - + + + taxol (3 ng/ml) cleaved PARP B siRNA3 siGFP C 40 MCF-7 30 20 cells/well  10 C 4 10 0 C siGFP siRNA3 C+ siGFP+ siRNA3+ S G2/M 75 G0/G1 50 % 25 0 C siGFP siRNA3 C+ siGFP+ siRNA3+

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