Extended Data Fig. 6: Expression of HIF1A and VHL in clonal HAP1 lines with variants assayed in SGE.
From: Saturation genome editing maps the functional spectrum of pathogenic VHL alleles
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a,b, Clonal HAP1 cell lines were isolated containing SNVs introduced independently via prime editing. Western blots were performed to assess VHL and HIF1A protein levels, with α-tubulin stained as a loading control. SNVs scored as significantly depleted in SGE (all except c.228C>G, c.222C>A and c.191G>C) showed increased levels of HIF1A expression compared to unedited HAP1 and cells expressing p.F76L, a variant scored neutrally by SGE. Of note, c.222C>A and c.462A>C had RNA scores of −4.45 and −5.82, respectively. Clonal variability may account for subtle differences between results from the SGE assay and the degree of HIF1A upregulation observed by western blot. (Results are representative of 2 independent blots per line.)