Additional file 1: of Preclinical rationale for entinostat in embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma

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Figure S1. Phosphohistone H3 (pHH3) expression and rhabdomyoblast count in VCR and ENT + VCR-treated eRMS. (a) pHH3 expression of eRMS mouse tumor (animal id: 67833) after treatment with single agent VCR. Scale Bar: 50 μM. (b) pHH3 expression of eRMS mouse tumor (animal id: 67822) after treatment with both ENT and VCR. Scale bar: 50 μM (c) Histological scoring of various mouse eRMS after four different types of treatment; DMSO, VCR, ENT, or a combination of ENT and VCR (ENT + VCR). Counted all fields 500 to 3000 cells under low and higher magnification on each slide. This count excluded endothelial cells and inflammatory cells. * denotes not determined while ** denotes myoglobin was immunohistochemically positive. (TIF 2381 kb)
Date made available2019
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