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1 Supplementary Fig. 1 KD 29 (+) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
(+) (+) KD 29 Cell line Tissue derived 1 Mec 1 small lymphocytic lymphoma 2 Reh BCPALL 3 Raji Burkitt 4 SSK41 Splenic marginal zone lymphoma 5 Riva DLBCL 6 NUDUL1 7 Z138 mantle cell 8 JVM2 9 K299 anaplastic large cell lymphoma,T cell 10 Supt 11 precursor T cell leukaemia 11 Hut 78 T cell 12 HD-MY-Z Hodgkins 13 L428 14 U937 histiocytic lymphoma 15 U266 myeloma 16 RPMI 8226 17 785BG normal immort with EBV 18 U2932 19 BV173 ALL 20 K562 CML 21 CALL4 22 Mutz5 23 Nalm6 24 Kasumi 2

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