Fig. 4: Vascular and astrocyte cell subclustering identified subsets of senescent-like cells. | Nature Communications

Fig. 4: Vascular and astrocyte cell subclustering identified subsets of senescent-like cells.

From: Spatially-restricted inflammation-induced senescent-like glia in multiple sclerosis and patient-derived organoids

Fig. 4

a Vascular cell subset based on snRNAseq initial clustering. b UMAP of vascular subclusters and annotation based on Yang et al.62 Heatmap displaying gene module scores between subclusters and Yang et al.62. c Percentage of the vascular cell populations by location and pathological stage. d Quantification (%) of SenMayo-defined senescent-like cells in each vascular subclustered population demonstrating the presence of subsets of senescent cells in each subcluster. e Representative multiplex immunostaining showing the co-existence of p16INK4a+ and p16INK4a− CD31+ vascular cells at the chronic active edge. f UMAP of astrocyte subtypes and annotation by cortex and white matter based on Absinta et al.8 and Lerma-Martin et al.18. g Dot plot of averaged z-transformed gene expression of marker genes for each astrocyte subtype. h Percentage of the astrocyte subclustered populations by location and pathological stage. i Quantification (%) of SenMayo-defined senescent cells in each astrocyte subclusters. j Representative multiplex immunostaining showing the co-existence of p16INK4a+ and p16INK4a− Vimentin+ inflammatory astrocytes at the chronic active lesion edge. Cl cluster, WM white matter, CX cortex, AIMS astrocytes inflamed in MS.

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