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All figures are representations of foci data presented in Figure 2. Furthermore, the distribution of foci numbers per cell was analysed in Figure 3B in order to determine if there was an overall increase in the levels of DNA damage across the population or if a subset of the population with a significant increase in DNA damage was driving the increase in average foci number.

As well, there was no difference in foci numbers between RNAi treated and mock treated cells (Figure 6C).

In pilot experiments measuring foci numbers produced by low-level radiation exposure we intended to evaluate the dose range yielding linearity between foci number and dose.

In further experiments we could show that endogenous foci numbers do not vary during culture time, with stable foci counts over a period of more than 72 hours.

The pictures were coded and foci numbers in >100 cells were scored for each sample from these coded pictures of single focal planes by four different evaluators in two experiments.

While γ-H2AX foci numbers decrease after reaching the maximum at 30-min post exposure with initial half-times of ∼2 3 h to levels ∼3 5% of the maximal value at 2 days, these values are still ∼10 times the control values [24] and this study).

Studies conducted with 50-nm citrate GNPs demonstrated increased foci number after being irradiated with 220 kVp and 6 MV energies for 4 or 24 h.

These data indicate that the MLH1 foci number may be influenced by chromosome structure.

We evaluated telomere colocalized WRN foci (TWFs) by two criteria: (1) the average colocalized foci number per cell and (2) the percent of cells showing colocalization.

Viral titers are expressed as FFU/ml, determined by the average E2-positive foci number detected at the highest HCV-positive dilution.

BrdU negative cells displayed similar low levels of γH2AX foci number (peak near 1) in both the untreated and Cr VI) treated cells.