Fig. 1: CD49b expression in the HSC compartment is conserved in aging. | Nature Communications

Fig. 1: CD49b expression in the HSC compartment is conserved in aging.

From: Aging is associated with functional and molecular changes in distinct hematopoietic stem cell subsets

Fig. 1

a FACS profiles and gating strategy of the phenotypic HSC compartment (LineageSca-1+c-Kit+ (LSK) CD48CD34CD150hi), with further separation using CD49b, in juvenile, adult, and old mice. Frequency of parent gates are shown. See Supplementary Fig. 1a for the full gating strategy. b Total frequency of CD49b and CD49b+ HSC subsets in juvenile (n = 13 mice, 3 experiments), adult (n = 12 mice, 6 experiments), and old (n = 6 mice, 6 experiments) mice. c Total numbers of CD49b and CD49b+ HSC subsets in juvenile (n = 13 mice, 3 experiments), adult (n = 12 mice, 6 experiments), and old (n = 6 mice, 6 experiments) mice. d Frequency of CD49b and CD49b+ HSCs in G0 (left) and G1 (right) of juvenile (n = 9 mice, 3 experiments), adult (n = 15 mice, 6 experiments), and old (n = 8 mice, 5 experiments) mice. e Frequency of cell divisions from cultured single cells of CD49b (left) and CD49b+ (right) HSCs at days 1–3 from juvenile (n = 7 mice, 3 experiments, nCD49b = 351 cells, nCD49b+ = 258 cells), adult (n = 4 mice, 3 experiments, nCD49b = 149 cells, nCD49b+ = 146 cells), and old (n = 6 mice, 4 experiments, nCD49b = 599 cells, nCD49b+ = 539 cells) mice. f Frequency of BrdU+ CD49b and CD49b+ HSCs from juvenile (n = 11 mice, 3 experiments), adult (n = 10 mice, 3 experiments), and old (n = 8 mice, 3 experiments) mice. Mean ± s.d. is shown. The statistical analyses were performed two-sided with one-way ANOVA with Tukey’s multiple comparison test in the CD49b subset in bd and CD49b+ G0 in d, two-way repeated measures ANOVA with Tukey’s multiple comparison test in e, Kruskal–Wallis with Dunn’s multiple comparison test in the CD49b+ subset in b and c, CD49b+ G1 in d, and in f. J juvenile, A adult, O old. See also Supplementary Fig. 1. Source data are provided as a Source Data file.

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