Extended Data Fig. 6: IFNγ-responsive skin fibroblasts are required for driving vitiligo pathogenesis. | Nature

Extended Data Fig. 6: IFNγ-responsive skin fibroblasts are required for driving vitiligo pathogenesis.

From: Anatomically distinct fibroblast subsets determine skin autoimmune patterns

Extended Data Fig. 6

a, Schematic diagram and representative FACS profiles of skin cells isolation. Detailed gating strategies are described in method section. QPCR analyses of cell-type-specific signature genes in FACS-isolated populations include KRT14 for keratinocytes, DCT for melanocytes, CD45 for immune cells, PDGFRA for fibroblasts, and CD31 for endothelial cells respectively. QPCR validation of IFNGR1 knockout used FACS-purified endothelial cells, keratinocytes, immune cells, melanocytes, fibroblasts and CD8+ T cells from TekCre;IFNGR1fl/fl, K14Cre;IFNGR1fl/fl, Csf1rCre;IFNGR1fl/fl, TyrCreER;IFNGR1fl/fl, CD4Cre;IFNGR1fl/fl, and PdgfraCreER;IFNGR1fl/fl mice, all with WT mice as controls. b, Representative whole-mount immunofluorescent staining images of melanocytes and CD8+ T cells in control and six cell-type-specific conditional knockout lines at Day 33 after vitiligo induction. c, Quantification of skin CD8+ T cells in WT and six cell-type-specific knockout lines at Day 33 after vitiligo induction procedure based on wholemount staining. d, e, Representative FACS profiles (d) and quantification (e) of CD117+ epidermal melanocytes and CD3+CD8+ T cells in control and six cell-type-specific conditional knockout lines post vitiligo induction. f, Schematic diagram of melanoma/Treg-induced vitiligo procedure and representative tail skin images (Day 60) of WT and PdgfraCreER;IFNGR1fl/fl cKO mice after vitiligo induction. Vit. induc.: Vitiligo induction. Scale bars, 500 µm (b, f). For exact p values, see Source Data. For statistics, p summary and sample sizes, see Methods.

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